Hands nurture, create, hold and heal - they can also harm and destroy.
Through this year’s theme we will look at the creativity of human hands, the wonder of human endeavour and the potential to heal and nurture that which is precious, in place of destruction and greed.
“Iconography is a prayer and my hand is guided from above. Icons are not painted for exhibitions; they are for private prayer, but it is my duty to exhibit them, and to talk to people about them, because people don't see them enough.”
Hanna Ward
The Cathedral’s embroiderers are contributing one of twelve embroidered segments, created in collaboration with other English cathedrals and Fine Cell Work. Using traditional techniques and intricate needlework skills, production began in April 2025.
A service to say farewell to the Fenland Black Oak Table and to say thank you to the countless community groups, individuals and organisations that have contributed their creativity to the Common Threads 13m-long community table runner project.
Britain at War showcases 80 engaging panels alongside a cast of life-sized characters, each representing key figures who played pivotal roles during the war.
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