Seventeenth-century music of Bohemia with composers Biber and Muffat taking music to a new world of experimentation. With international guest artists Simon Martyn-Ellis (Australia/US) on theorbo and Karina Schmitz (US) on viola, this program explores this rich repertoire featuring the famous Canon by Pachelbel and Kapsberger’s haunting Toccata Arpeggiata.
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A Special Sunday thinking about mission with David Williams from CMS preaching from Psalm 67
Originally a medical doctor, David trained for pastoral ministry in the Church of England, before studying mission at All Nations Christian College.
David and his family lived in Nairobi as cross-cultural workers with Crosslinks for nine years where David was Principal of Carlile College, an Anglican mission training college.
During his time in Kenya, David helped Carlile College to establish a specialist urban mission training programme based in Kibera slum.
David now leads the training ministry of CMS Australia and has recently received his Doctorate in Mission. He is married to Rachel and they have three young adult sons.
Our monthly all age informal worship followed by food!
In 121 (building behind Cathedral).
Young family friendly.
All Welcome!
The Tasmanian Chorale, directed by Jo-Anne Kemp, presents CPE Bach’s “Resurrection and Ascension” with Narration by Richard Humphrey (Dean of Hobart), and accompanied by Melfred Lijuaco.
The program also includes
– Mozart’s Kyrie K341 in D Minor accompanied by Eugene Dunn
– Keyboard Sonatas in C Major by each composer
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Come to the Cathedral and pray for our Parliament and Parliamentarians. Members of the Upper and Lower Houses will be present, along with representatives of many denominations who will lead the prayers. All welcome.
The 22nd Annual Dedication Service for a Field of Rememberance in cooperation with the Partners of Veterans Assoc.
This will be a major emotional event attended by the Governor of Tasmania, Her Excellency Professor the Honorable Kate Warner AM, the Lord Mayor, other dignitaries, senior Defence Officers in full uniform, members of the ex-service community and the Department of Veterans’Affairs. The Rev’d Chris Bowditch, Chaplain of 12/40 Royal Tasmanian Regiment will be speaking.
All members of the public are cordially invited to attend and a special invitation is extended to ex-service personnel. After placing of the official crosses, the Field is then open to members of the public to the place small wooden crosses following the service.
On ANZAC Day, the crosses will be placed at the Hobart Cenotaph where they will form an integral part of the ANZAC Day commemorations.
The Field of Remembrance model adopted on the concept of Mrs CJ Pope, widow of Rear Admiral Pope RAN. In 1952 Mrs Pope, assisted by the War Widows’Guild, organised the first Field in the grounds of St Andrew’s Cathedral, Sydney by courtesy of the Cathedral Chapter, and with the encouragement of the Dean, The Very Reverend Dr S Barton Babbage. Similar Field of Remembrance Services are held in other Australia States under the auspices of the War Widows’ Guild of Australia.
Come and join in the beauty of Evensong as we gather in worship and around God’s word and sing his praises. Our preacher is The Rev’d Tristan Dallas from Battery Point.
The Friends of St David’s Cathedral invite you to an
OPEN GARDEN WEEKEND
at the superb
Avi-Fauna and Flora Gardens
7 Burnaby Drive, Margate
(20kms south of Hobart)
Saturday 14 & Sunday 15 April
10 – 4 pm
Come and enjoy this beautiful garden, explore its many rooms and discover delightful features including its lily pond, free-flight aviary and arboretum.
BYO picnic welcome
Devonshire Teas – Cold Drinks
Plant & Produce Stalls – Musical Recitals
Entry – $7 (Children 12 years and under – free)
All proceeds from the weekend will go to the Cathedral Foundation for the restoration of the Cathedral’s Organ
The Friends are grateful for the generous support of Albert & Winnie Verdouw,
Avi-Fauna and Flora Gardens.
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Easter in 2018 falls on April Fools’ day. Some may think this appropriate as the Easter message can seem like deep foolishness, a crucified king and talk of a resurrection. Yet for Christians this story is the power and wisdom of God, showing both his very nature and how we are to live.
To not think about such things would be foolish.
10:30am Book of Common Prayer Communion
7.30pm Choral Eucharist
10 am Meditation on the Words of the Cross
6.15am Easter Vigil
8am Holy Communion
10am Family Communion
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