During COVID times, some of these are online and some in person, with reservations required. Click on each block to learn more.
The 8 o’clock service is a small, quiet service with no music and the beautiful English language of the Elizabethan era. It lasts about 50 minutes. Often, people go to a local restaurant for breakfast together after the service, and they are always pleased to welcome visitors and first-timers.
The 9:00 service is an intimate, informal service. Like the 10:30 service, it is a contemporary service which changes during the year to reflect seasons and themes. Coffee Hour, with fair trade coffee, is served after the service in the Undercroft.
The 10:30 service is the largest service at the Cathedral and includes a full choir, organ music, and Children’s Church. The service is contemporary and changes during the year to reflect seasons and themes. It finishes around noon. Coffee Hour, with juice, fair trade coffee, and cookies, is served after the service.
The 4 o’clock service is a traditional Choral Evensong according to the 1962 Canadian Book of Common Prayer.
The choir offers motets and canticles that reflect the breadth and diversity of the Anglican choral tradition. Its meditative tone and substantial musical content allow the congregation to simply listen, reflect, and pray.
Evensong lasts about 45 minutes and is broadcast live on Radio VM 91.3 FM and the Cathedral Facebook page.
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The 7 o’clock service, on the first and third Sundays of each month, offers contemporary music and a less formal communion setting. A time of fellowship follows the service.
Currently online, and weekly
