COVID-19 UPDATE: Church services resume online until at least the end of March.
Welcome to Dromore Cathedral
Dromore Cathedral has been at the heart of Dromore for centuries. We serve the community of Dromore by bringing Christ’s compassion, love and hope of salvation to people of all ages.
Just as relevant as ever, we believe Christ and his radical teaching to be the only solution to the problems of our country, town and selves. We invite you to join us on our journey as we discover how to be everything he called us to be.
Latest News
Order of Service to follow live broadcast on Sunday morning
We are encouraging our church family to follow our live broadcast this Sunday morning by using the Order of Service which can be downloaded from this link. Simply click on the download and the Order of Service will open on your screen. We would advise that you print this off and then follow the service live by clicking on the link which will be available over the next 24 hours.
Suspended Church Services
Following advice from Central Church in Dublin, we regrettably have to suspend all church services and church meetings with immediate effect – this suspension will include all external groups who use our premises.
The current climate within which we are living is causing many to be filled with fear, anxiety and a measure of hysteria – we are calling our people to have faith, cool heads and kind hearts.
Trust that God is with each one of us as we traverse a rapidly changing landscape.
Remain calm and level-headed as we hold our government, those in authority and our emergency services in prayer.
Show generosity towards one another as we look beyond ourselves and our needs and keep a kind eye on those who are more vulnerable than ourselves.
Updates on how we will be responding to this developing situation will be posted regularly.
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If you are unable to join us for in-church worship, Cathedral Praise and Morning Prayer will both be recorded and posted online at Facebook and YouTube this evening at 6.00pm
If you are free, why not join via Zoom for a Cuppa and Catch-up tomorrow morning from 11.30am?
For login details, please email revgeoffwilson@gmail.com
Our Audio Visual Gift Day takes place tomorrow...
Some of the key aspects of our AV system which will be upgraded are: installation of 3 cameras; replacement of current sound desk; installation of speakers in Chancel/Sanctuary area; new microphones and stands for band; new projectors to sharpen/brighten images; installation of video recording capacity; introduction of broadband to enable live feed of services.
The cost of this investment is considerable at just over £40,000, but the benefits are much, much greater. This is a major step on the part of the Select Vestry on your behalf and something which we believe will be a blessing to absolutely everyone for many years to come. One way in which you can be part of this blessing is to support tomorrow's Gift Day which the Select Vestry have specifically set aside in support of this upgrade.
Bishop David McClay will be our guest preacher at both the 10am and 11.30am service. You will find a Gift Day envelope in your box of envelopes in the month of April. If you don’t have a set of envelopes your offering can be placed in a
plain envelope marked “Audio Visual Gift Day”, with your name or FWO number on the outside of the envelope to indicate who the gift is from.
As this Gift Day is part of a wider Diocesan Gift Day, 10% of the amount raised will be given to the Diocese to use in the development of church plants and 10% will be given to Maridi Diocese in South Sudan for a specific project yet to be
identified.
Please do give this project your full support.