Made to worship Him

Coming together to praise and worship God is a privilege that can be beyond our understanding. Through Jesus we believe we can meet with God and enjoy His presence and grow from His teaching.

Worship is not just about singing – some of us can’t! But without a doubt music and the sound of our voices can lift us to higher place and focus our hearts on Him.

At Dromore Cathedral we recognise that there are different traditions of worship that make people most comfortable – and being comfortable is important to us. For that reason we have a range of Church services on a Sunday catering for a range of different tastes in music and worship style.

Our 8:30am Holy Communion service has no music but it’s simple reflective format is a haven for those looking to start Sunday in a special way.

At 10:00am (except on the 4th Sunday of the month) we have Cathedral Praise where people of all ages can come and enjoy a contemporary service and a relaxed informal atmosphere. During this service primary school aged children can leave to attend Kingdom Kids – our Sunday School, while secondary school aged children can leave to go to BOOST on the 1st and 2nd Sunday of the month. Holy Communion is usually on the 3rd Sunday.

On the 4th Sunday of the month we come together as the whole church family for our combined worship service. This consists of both traditional hymns led by the organ and choir, and modern contemporary worship songs led by the praise team. The combined service takes place at 10:45am and there is no 10:00am or 11:30am service on the 4th Sunday.

On the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th Sundays, a traditional service from the Book of Common Prayer (Holy Communion, Morning Prayer or Service of the Word) begins at 11:30am where the Cathedral Choir lead hymns and worship using the organ and the liturgy. Holy Communion is usually on the 1st Sunday.

At 6:00pm on the 1st Sunday we have Praise, Prayer & Testimony (Sept-June) which consists of contemporary worship and testimony from someone within our parish or community. On the 2nd Sunday we hold Holy Communion and on the remaining Sundays we have a simple Evening Epilogue service with a few hymns, prayer and a short meditation to close the day. The evening service is at 7:00pm in July, August and September.