Common Threads Indigo Quilt Project

The Cathedral Parish will begin celebrating its 125th Anniversary in November 2013. The indigo quilt is envisioned as a community project for the Cathedral and the diocese, including the participation of all ages and experiences.

Sermon by Archdeacon Ellen Clark-King - May 12, 2013

Do you ever play that game with yourself of wondering ‘what if’? Inventing alternate realities for yourself where you make different choices and live a very different life. What if I had chosen a different career? What if my parents had been Italian? What if I had never met my significant other, or never formed that particularly deep friendship?

Forty Minute Forums with The Rev. David Gustafson - June 2

Dave will share about the development of Canada’s Victim Offender Mediation Program, a restorative justice program which operates at what seem to be beyond the limits of what one would conceive to be human capacity to cope with the aftermath of unspeakable criminal victimizations, enabling victims and the prisoners responsible for their harms to dialogue, to transcend the past, to heal and to thrive once again.

Sermon by The Rev. Dixie Black - May 5, 2013

“Do you want to be made well?”

The healing of the paralytic in John 5 is one of those events in the Gospels that are so layered with symbolism and meaning that trying to unpack them feels like opening one of those Russian nesting doll sets: you take out one doll, then the next, amazed at the beauty and intricacy of each, smaller doll.

Heads Held High

If you could change one thing about downtown Vancouver so that everyone here benefited what would you do? Who would you be?

Sermon by The Rev. Chris Dierkes - April 28, 2013

A homily by the Rev. Chris Dierkes for the Fifth Sunday of Easter…

Sermon by Dean Peter Elliott - April 21, 2013

A homily by Dean Peter Elliott for the fourth Sunday of Easter…

Sermon by Archdeacon Ellen Clark-King, April 14, 2013

Archdeacon Ellen Clark-King’s homily for the Third Sunday of Easter…

News Release

Bishop Michael Ingham announced today he will be retiring from his position on August 31st, 2013. “The Diocese of New Westminster has been at the forefront of positive change in the Church for decades” he said. “From the ordination of women, to support for indigenous peoples, to the dignity of gay and lesbian Christians, to inter-faith dialogue – it has been a privilege to serve a Diocese living and growing at some of the leading edges of the Anglican Church of Canada.”

Wisdom Literature of the Hebrew Scriptures

Our next adventure in biblical studies takes us into the rich and varied wisdom literature of the Hebrew Scriptures. We will explore sexuality and spirituality, female images of God, the despair of Job, the passion of the psalms – and how all of this played into Jesus’ own teaching.

Brahms at the Cathedral

Pianist Jane Coop has wanted for a long time to present a series of concerts devoted to the chamber music and solo piano music of one of her favourite composers – Johannes Brahms. In May 2013, in partnership with Christ Church Cathedral, this will become a reality, and Ms. Coop has invited 3 of the most distinguished chamber music musicians in North America to collaborate with her.

Welcome Centre

New to the Cathedral? Or looking for quick information about the Cathedral and its events? Find our service times, parking and other information by clicking the image above…

Spread the Nets - Stop Malaria

Malaria is a disease carried by mosquitoes and is one of the biggest killers in Africa. A $10 donation will buy a mosquito net that will help keep a family safe from malaria.

Follow the Cathedral on Twitter!

We’re getting more social all the time. When Dean Peter Elliott wrote his response to the Vancouver Riots, we posted it to Facebook. And when we did, it generated 700 views in 1 day! We think we have an important message to share with the world. So we’re sharing it in every way we can. So, find us on twitter (@CCCVancouver). If you don’t have twitter, or want to learn more, we’ve created this quick start guide for you…