We are pleased to announce that Sheffield Cathedral has been accredited as a Living Wage employer.  

As we gather in the Cathedral each day for the Eucharist we are reminded that the journey we travel through the liturgy invites us to be open to be transformed by God’s love and grace. 

Choral evensong is perhaps the Church of England’s most distinctive liturgy and most important contribution to worship in this country.

The Cathedral has a long history of serving the city and engaging with civic and business life. 

Let us pray for all pilgrims and ask that God shows his love and light to all those who seek him.  

What can we do for those we see suffering in the current migrant crisis? Here are four simple suggestions. 

For the next four weeks I invite you to spend some time with a very familiar prayer, the Lord’s Prayer. 

I was asked recently how to talk about God with children and godchildren, and here are three reflections.   

It would be easy to take for granted the freedom and liberty we are afforded to engage the community. 

Sometimes it is good for us to hear again familiar concepts, ideas and stories, and to have them interpreted in different ways.

This weekend we welcomed those who were newly ordained deacon and priest in the Diocese of Sheffield. It was a time of much rejoicing and thankfulness; of much prayer and expectation. 

In a nutshell, this is the motto of every disciple of Christ and community of Christians. When people are in contact with us, do they experience Christ?

To my astonishment, as I read the newspaper over my  morning cup of coffee last week, I came across a full page spread in a national daily all about Sheffield Cathedral. 

Removing ourselves from the daily routine and finding space in different surroundings can be a nourishing experience.

In reflecting on the Holy Trinity it is difficult to get very far without seeing the Trinity as a powerful model of loving community.

Let us remember the fruits we have bought, because of this suffering - our comradeship, our loyalty, our humility, our courage, our generosity and greatness of heart.

We sometimes hear that sheep are stupid. This is not quite true. Sheep are in some ways quite intelligent animals. The problem is that they are desperately vulnerable animals.