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Celebrate Easter at Wells Cathedral: Services and events for Holy Week and Easter 2025

Local News by Laura Linham 18th Apr 2025  
Wells Cathedral welcomes all to special Holy Week and Easter 2025 events, from solemn Good Friday reflections to joyous Easter Sunday celebrations.
Wells Cathedral welcomes all to special Holy Week and Easter 2025 events, from solemn Good Friday reflections to joyous Easter Sunday celebrations.
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Wells Cathedral has announced its programme of services and events for Lent and Holy Week, offering opportunities for reflection, worship and community throughout one of the most important seasons in the Christian calendar.

Good Friday – 18 April

  • 8.00am: Morning Liturgy
  • 12.00pm: Three Hours' Devotion
  • 2.00pm: The Final Hour (Cathedral Choir)
  • 5.15pm: Evening Prayer (said)

Holy Saturday – 19 April

  • 8.00am: Morning Prayer
  • 5.15pm: Evening Prayer (said)
  • 7.30pm: Easter Vigil (Cathedral Choir)

Easter Day – 20 April

  • 8.00am: Holy Communion (BCP)
  • 9.30am: Choral Matins (Cathedral Choir)
  • 11.00am: Festal Eucharist (Cathedral Choir)
  • 3.00pm: Festal Evensong * (Cathedral Choir)

Services marked with an asterisk (*) will feature preaching by the Venerable Jonathan Smith, Archdeacon Emeritus of St Albans.

All are welcome to attend the services, which mark the journey from Lent through Holy Week to the celebration of the Resurrection.

Further information and updates can be found at www.wellscathedral.org.uk.

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