Worship is the heart of our Cathedral
Salisbury Cathedral was built as a place to bring glory to God. Music is central to our services here, and our wonderful choirs lead us through much of our daily worship.
We welcome all to join one of our services, whether you have come on a visit to our Cathedral from afar, or are a regular member of our congregation.
Each week, we livestream our Sunday Eucharist and Evensong services on our Livestreams page and directly on our YouTube channel for all to watch. You can also find recordings of the sermons from these Sunday services on our YouTube channel:
Our Regular Service Schedule
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Monday – Friday
07:30 Morning Prayer
07:50 Holy Communion
12:00 Holy Communion (Tuesday and Thursday)
17:30 Choral Evensong (Evening Prayer Wednesday) -
Saturday
08:30 Morning Prayer
08:50 Holy Communion
17:30 Choral Evensong -
Sunday
08:00 Holy Communion
09:15 Choral Mattins
10:30 The Eucharist
16:30 Choral Evensong
This schedule is subject to change at key points of the year such as Easter and Christmas. Please view our latest Music Schemes (below) for full details of upcoming services.

Our Livestreams
We want everyone, near or far, to be able to worship with us and join our services. We livestream our Sunday Eucharist and Evensong each week.
LivestreamsWe believe: exploring the creed | summer sermon series 2025
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Sunday 27 July
Preacher: Canon Kenneth Padley
Sermon: We believe in one God -
Sunday 3 August
Preacher: Revd Jules Barnes
Sermon: Maker of heaven and earth -
Sunday 10 August
Preacher: Revd Ross Meikle
Sermon: Jesus Christ, the only Son of God -
Sunday 17 August
Preacher: Very Revd Nick Papadopulos
Sermon: For our sake -
Sunday 24 August
Preacher: Revd Sophie Ferguson
Sermon: The Holy Spirit -
Sunday 31 August
Preacher: Revd Maggie Guillebaud
Sermon: One holy catholic and apostolic Church -
Sunday 7 September
Preacher: Canon Anna Macham
Sermon The life of the world to come
2025 marks the 1700th anniversary of the famous Council of Nicaea, the first global gathering of Christian leaders. That Council initiated the creed which churches still use today. This year’s summer sermon series at the Cathedral celebrates the anniversary of the Nicene Creed by revisiting the enduring relevance its core ideas for Christian faith and life.
Exploring the Creed – Join us on Zoom

Music Scheme
Our worship follows Church of England liturgical seasons and varies widely to reflect these. Full information about our in-person worship and online services is detailed in our Music Schemes which are published weekly.
View our Schemes
Sunday Notices
The Sunday Notices list the services and music for the coming week, our current prayer lists and notices from and for our community.
View our Sunday Notices