Cathedral Life
Keeping in Touch
Our online activities continue and we’d love to invite you to join in, to support one another, to learn together, and keep in touch.
All-Electric Mobile Café Shares Taste of Cathedral across Devon
Staff and clergy from Exeter Cathedral will soon be driving a new, custom-built mobile café to communities across Devon, serving locally sourced and ethically produced refreshments. The café is called 'Ten Fifty' and it's currently open for business on the Cathedral Green.
Reopening Rapture
The cathedral doors will be thrown open to everyone once more at 9.30am on Monday 17 May.
Covid restrictions will be in place to ensure everyone’s safety but, essentially, its back to business as usual for the Cathedral, its staff and visitors. Teams across the cathedral will breathe a huge sigh of relief as they greet worshippers, heritage and music fans, tourists and coffee drinkers alike.
Review: A Ring-Side View of Contemporary Political Battles
Anne Applebaum
Twilight of Democracy: The Failure of Politics and the parting of Friends
Both a commentary on contemporary politics and a personal story of friendships torn apart and ideals betrayed, the story starts at a party in Poland where friends have gathered to celebrate the new millennium.
The Moral and Political Battle to Eradicate Slavery
Courageous people stood up and fought a long hard battle to win the freedom of colonial slaves. This book tells their stories, as well as the tales of those who fought a strong rearguard action to preserve the status quo. This is a fascinating and disturbing read that shines a bright light on the shadows of British history
The Ascension – A Necessary Mystery
By Ian Morter
The Ascension has been the subject of artists across the globe and throughout history. But do these works of art help us understand this mysterious event?
Keeping in Touch
Our online activities continue and we’d love to invite you to join in, to support one another, to learn together, and keep in touch.
The Moral and Political Battle to Eradicate Slavery
Courageous people stood up and fought a long hard battle to win the freedom of colonial slaves. This book tells their stories, as well as the tales of those who fought a strong rearguard action to preserve the status quo. This is a fascinating and disturbing read that shines a bright light on the shadows of British history
The Ascension – A Necessary Mystery
By Ian Morter
The Ascension has been the subject of artists across the globe and throughout history. But do these works of art help us understand this mysterious event?
Reopening Rapture
The cathedral doors will be thrown open to everyone once more at 9.30am on Monday 17 May.
Covid restrictions will be in place to ensure everyone’s safety but, essentially, its back to business as usual for the Cathedral, its staff and visitors. Teams across the cathedral will breathe a huge sigh of relief as they greet worshippers, heritage and music fans, tourists and coffee drinkers alike.
All-Electric Mobile Café Shares Taste of Cathedral across Devon
Staff and clergy from Exeter Cathedral will soon be driving a new, custom-built mobile café to communities across Devon, serving locally sourced and ethically produced refreshments. The café is called 'Ten Fifty' and it's currently open for business on the Cathedral Green.
Review: A Ring-Side View of Contemporary Political Battles
Anne Applebaum
Twilight of Democracy: The Failure of Politics and the parting of Friends
Both a commentary on contemporary politics and a personal story of friendships torn apart and ideals betrayed, the story starts at a party in Poland where friends have gathered to celebrate the new millennium.
Keeping in Touch
Our online activities continue and we’d love to invite you to join in, to support one another, to learn together, and keep in touch.
Reopening Rapture
The cathedral doors will be thrown open to everyone once more at 9.30am on Monday 17 May.
Covid restrictions will be in place to ensure everyone’s safety but, essentially, its back to business as usual for the Cathedral, its staff and visitors. Teams across the cathedral will breathe a huge sigh of relief as they greet worshippers, heritage and music fans, tourists and coffee drinkers alike.
The Moral and Political Battle to Eradicate Slavery
Courageous people stood up and fought a long hard battle to win the freedom of colonial slaves. This book tells their stories, as well as the tales of those who fought a strong rearguard action to preserve the status quo. This is a fascinating and disturbing read that shines a bright light on the shadows of British history
All-Electric Mobile Café Shares Taste of Cathedral across Devon
Staff and clergy from Exeter Cathedral will soon be driving a new, custom-built mobile café to communities across Devon, serving locally sourced and ethically produced refreshments. The café is called 'Ten Fifty' and it's currently open for business on the Cathedral Green.
The Ascension – A Necessary Mystery
By Ian Morter
The Ascension has been the subject of artists across the globe and throughout history. But do these works of art help us understand this mysterious event?
Review: A Ring-Side View of Contemporary Political Battles
Anne Applebaum
Twilight of Democracy: The Failure of Politics and the parting of Friends
Both a commentary on contemporary politics and a personal story of friendships torn apart and ideals betrayed, the story starts at a party in Poland where friends have gathered to celebrate the new millennium.