Christ Church Cathedral is keeping in touch with Sunday Services on-line, and worship throughout the week. Rev Mike Nixon celebrates evening prayer on a Thursday evening at 5.30 pm and Compline on Saturday night at 8:00 pm. All services are accessible through the Christ Church Cathedral Darwin Group Facebook page. The Communion Service for Palm Sunday 5th April will be conducted by Bishop Greg Anderson. All are welcome to attend and please spread the word to those who would find this valuable. The YouTube link to the service will be available from 9am NT time on Sunday. Follow the  YouTube link to view the service by Rev Pat Williams from 29 April  . Updates to online services will be through this website and the Facebook page. 

The Parish of Christ Church Cathedral, Darwin, in the Anglican Diocese of the Northern Territory is seeking expressions of interest for the position of Dean, following the Very Rev’d Dr Keith Joseph’s election of Bishop of North Queensland. The cathedral parish is a welcoming community that embraces the diversity of Darwin. We celebrate our Anglo-Catholic tradition, welcoming everyone to worship with us as part of the body of Christ, and are deeply committed to developing and growing our ministry. Further information is available on request. Please direct requests for information and expressions of interest to the Dean’s Warden care of the Parish Office. cathedral@internode.on.net Christ Church Cathedral, GPO Box 181, Darwin 0801 2-4 Smith Street, Darwin 0800 08 8981 9099 Christ Church Parish Profile

School commences for children in week of 26 January. All are welcome to the 9am service on 26 January for Blessing of the Backpacks. All children and their backpacks welcome. The Children's Ministry is an important aspect of worship at Christ Church Cathedral. Here the children are singing a new song for the congregation.

Latest update from Bishop Greg Anderson; (excerpts only) Anglican churches in the Northern Territory will suspend their Sunday services from March 23^rd.  This decision is designed to express our love for our neighbour – we want to do all we can to minimise the risk of the virus spreading quickly in our community, with all of the bad consequences of that, including likely deaths. Our church communities contain some of the most vulnerable people, and many health workers. We don’t want them to get sick.

 

24 December 5.30 pm Christmas Eve Children's Service 11.30 pm Midnight Mass 25 December 7.30 am Holy Communion 9.00 am Sung Eucharist   All welcome