Services Times
The Cathedral doors are open to all and there are services every day of the week. The main Cathedral service is at 09h30 on Sundays.
Weekday Services
07h15 Monday to Friday
08h00 Morning Prayer Tuesday to Thursday
13h15 Monday to Friday
16h00 Evening Prayer Tuesday to Thursday
10h00 Every Wednesday
08h00 Saturdays and Public Holidays
Sunday Services
07h00 Said Eucharist
08h00 Said Eucharist
09h30 Cathedral Eucharist
19h00 Evensong
View Worship Leaflet here
Lent, Holy Week, and Easter.
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Known as 'the people's Cathedral' for its role in the resistance against apartheid, St. George's Cathedral is the oldest cathedral in Southern Africa and the mother church of the Anglican Diocese of Cape Town. We invite you to visit our historical and beautiful building and to be part of an active and dedicated congregation, contributing to the life of the Cathedral and the broader Cape Town community.
Victim: no resurrection?
A series of post-apartheid re-imaginings led by St Georges Cathedral, in partnership with the Michaelis School of Fine Art, UCT and the District Six Museum.
This collaborative project is taking place over the period of Lent (5 March - 19 April 2014). It brings together a series of conversations and creative events in an endeavor to think about key questions in the 20th year of South Africa’s democracy.
Pivoting around a particular piece of art by British artist Terry Duffy, the programme for 'Victim, no resurrection?' brings together interfaith clergy, men, women and children from across the city and from all sectors: the faith community, artists, activists, students, scholars and academics.
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Upcoming Events
11 March
Victim: No Resurrection?
My Word - Redesigning Buckingham
18h00, St. George’s Cathedral
18 March
Victim: No Resurrection?
Elections 2014: A Contested Space
18h00, St. George’s Cathedral
1 April
Victim: No Resurrection?
Memory and the Body: 'The Body Keeps Score'
18h00, District Six Museum
8 April
Victim: No Resurrection?
The Village under the Forest (Film Screening)
18h00, ALT Theatre, Hiddingh Campus, UCT
15 April
Victim: No Resurrection?
The Role of Robben Island in the Narrative of Reconcialition
18h00, St. George's Cathedral
16 April
Victim: No Resurrection?
Stations of the City
18h00, St. George's Cathedral
25 April
Cathedral Dance
19.30, Goodwood Civic Centre
*Every Second Saturday at 9h00:
Cathedral HIV/AIDS Task Team Meeting
*Every Second Saturday at 14h00:
Siyahamba Labyrinth: Group Walk
