Spring Study
Meeting God in Paul – a study by Rowan Williams (former Archbishop of Canterbury)
Mondays in Sep (10.00am) with The Rev’d Canon Jenny Wilson.
Thursday in Sep (7.00pm) with The Rev’d Dr Lynn Arnold Ao
in the Cynthia […]
Deans’ Conference 2017
Deans discuss Cathedral Ministry among Children, advocate adoption of national Child Safe Standards
Over the past few days, Dean Frank has been at the Australian Deans’ Conference in Bendigo, meeting with Deans from Cathedrals around the country […]
Cathedral Organ on its way
The ship carrying our organ departed Adelaide last Friday, and is now on its way to the Harrison & Harrison workshop in Durham, UK.
First stop – Singapore.
Chorister for a Day 2017
On Saturday 9 September 2017, 2:00pm – 5.00pm
St Peter’s Cathedral Choir is holding auditions for girls and boys from 7 to 12 years of age.Prior to the audition, children are invited to experience an afternoon […]
Sunday Service Book – 9 July 2017
The service/pew sheet and weekly notices for this week can be found by clicking the link below:
0709 Pentecost 5 1030am
Please note that this service will be held at St John’s Halifax Street (379 Halifax St, […]
Organ Dismantling
A 40’ shipping container will be packed on Friday and taken off to the port to begin the long journey to the UK. A small pallet will be flown to the UK so that work […]
Cathedral Schedule – July 2017
Changes to the Cathedral Schedule during July 2017
St Peter’s Cathedral will be closed to visitors (3rd July – 30th July) during the first stage of the organ restoration
Click here to view the Calendar
Wednesday 28th June
7.30am […]
Job Opportunity – Cathedral Organist
Recently completed an organ performance degree, or Organ Scholarship? Come and join us in sunny Adelaide, South Australia. We need an experienced organist to accompany 3 choral services per week, with potential for work in […]
Sunday Service Book – 7 May 2017
The service/pew sheet and weekly notices for this week can be found by clicking the link below:
0507 Easter 4 1030am
*Hymns books are now being used