Opening times
Sun 12:00pm–3:30pm
Season of Reconciliation Series
“Reconciliation is the courage to name things as they are, daring to believe it can be different, then working together to make it happen.”
November marks our Season of Reconciliation, a time for reflecting on what reconciliation truly means and what it asks of each of us. In this series of seasonal sermons, our clergy explore the essential qualities of both a reconciler and a reconciling people: vulnerability, imagination, and courage.
Vulnerability Sermon
Reverend Mary Gregory
Canon Mary invites us to reflect on the power of vulnerability in reconciliation--how being open, even in our uncertainty, can help foster deeper connections with ourselves, others, and God.
Remembrance Sunday Sermon
Reverend Su McClellan
On Remembrance Sunday, Reverend Su, Cathedral Associate Minister, explores Jesus' promise of peace and the call to remember our shared past with compassion, courage, and hope for a better future.
Imagination Sermon
Dean John Witcombe
Dean John considers how imagination can guide us through times of crisis, including recent revelations within the Church of England, and invites us to envision a future shaped by God's transformative power.
Courage Sermon
Reverend Nitano Muller
To conclude our series, Canon Nitano reminds us that true courage isn't about grand gestures--it's about the small, everyday acts: showing up despite fear, staying when it's hard, and reaching across divides even when it's uncomfortable.
