WELCOME BACK: The Cathedral's doors are open to welcome visitors for sight-seeing (pre-booked tickets available), private prayer and reflection, and attendance of services.
WELCOME BACK
The Cathedral's doors are open to welcome back visitors for sight-seeing,private prayer and reflection and attendance of services.
For the time being we will dedicate specific times to prayer, services and sight-seeing. Tickets for sight-seeing will need to be pre-booked in order to control the number of people in the Cathedral and to keep us all safe.
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An Ancient Cathedral Full of Life & Wonder
There has been a Cathedral in Lichfield for over 1300 years and its story is one bursting with history, art, culture and life.
If you're looking for rich heritage, ancient artefacts, and stunning architecture then Lichfield Cathedral has it all.
Lichfield Cathedral's story doesn't end with its past, it is very much alive with a vibrant programme of services, events and art projects to capture the imagination of all ages.
Welcome Back
The doors to Lichfield Cathedral are open; for the time being we will dedicate specific times to prayer, services and sight-seeing activities in order to control the number of people in the Cathedral and to keep us all safe.
If you wish to visit the Cathedral for sight-seeing, tickets can be booked in advance - BOOK NOW.
Click here for more information.
Together in Worship
We're pleased to be able to welcome our congregation back in to the Cathedral for services, and for those who cannot join us physically, we will continue to stream 3 services daily and hope that you will join us online.
Click here to find out what to expect.
Please consider making a donation to help us maintain our ministry during the pandemic.
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