Sunday 8 June at 4.30pm

Archbishop to visit Lancaster Priory on Pentecost

As part of his ongoing The Lord’s Prayer Tour across the North of England, the Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, will be visiting Lancaster Priory on Pentecost Sunday, June 8 at 4.30pm, during a special service of Choral Evensong.  

There will be refreshments afterwards along with time to view resources and a specially curated Prayer Station in the St Thomas’ Chapel.

“The Lord’s Prayer isn’t just a guide for prayer—it’s an invitation to live differently. It’s a lesson in desire and purpose. God may know what we need, but we don’t always see it ourselves. This prayer has been passed down through generations, and while not everyone may know it fully, most people have encountered it in some way.”
— Stephen Cottrell, Archbishop of York

This event is open to all—whether you are part of a church community or simply curious about faith and prayer.

The Lord’s Prayer Tour is organised in partnership with Faith in the North - a movement inspired by the stories of Northern Saints like Hild, Cuthbert, Bede, and Paulinus. Faith in the North is dedicated to supporting church growth, revitalisation, and inspiring people to see themselves as part of this ongoing story of faith.

The hope is that this service of Choral Evensong as part of The Lord’s Prayer Tour will ignite a deeper understanding of The Lord’s Prayer and leave people inspired to tell their own stories of faith.

• To sign up and book your place, please click here.