Wells Cathedral is offering the following regular pattern of public worship in the Cathedral

All are welcome to attend these services:

• Seating will be socially distanced as part of the Cathedral’s continuing wish to help visitors and those attending services or events to feel safe.
• Face masks are advised but are not mandatory
• The Cathedral continues to ask all visitors and those attending services to scan the track and trace QR code, or to complete a track and trace form.

Sunday services

We are delighted to welcome you to a regular schedule of three Sunday services:

Weekday Worship

Sung services are subject to change during the Choir holiday, and details of Visiting Choirs can be found here.

The Dean of Wells, The Very Revd Dr John Davies, said:

“The Cathedral has been arranged with a concern for your safety. Public worship has resumed, and all who wish to come are invited in”.

The provision of weekly online Streamed Eucharists has now come to an end, but a new online offering will be available on the Cathedral website, Facebook and YouTube.

 

Your Safety

For full information about the measures we have put in place to make visitors feel safe, visit Wells Cathedral: Helping you to feel safe.

In terms of the service-specific safety measures:

• Seating will be socially distanced as part of the Cathedral’s continuing wish to help visitors and those attending services or events to feel safe.
• Face masks are advised but are not mandatory
• The Cathedral continues to ask all visitors and those attending services to scan the track and trace QR code, or to complete a track and trace form. The data from track and trace forms will be destroyed after 21 days (see here for our full Privacy and Data Protection policies)

 

To see how we are complying with government guidance on managing the risk of Covid-19, please click here