Tales from the Cathedral Library: Lancelot Andrewes: famous for sermons and liturgy, but over-rated?
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Discover the stories hidden within Chichester Cathedral’s historic library through our Tuesday morning workshop series, Tales from the Cathedral Library.
Each session offers a chance to explore fascinating manuscripts, rare books, and other treasures, and to discuss their significance for the Church - both then and today.
Step behind the scenes of one of Chichester’s most remarkable spaces and learn about the Cathedral Library’s treasures in a welcoming, intimate setting - where every item has a story to tell - led by Cathedral Sub-Librarian Dr Andrew Foster and Canon Chancellor, the Rev'd Dr Earl Collins.
Held in the Dresden Room, George Bell House, sessions last approximately one and a half hours and conclude with coffee, conversation, and a moment to reflect on the morning’s discoveries.
10 Nov: Lancelot Andrewes: famous for sermons and liturgy, but over-rated?
Another celebrated Bishop of Chichester (1605-09), associated with the great King James Bible of 1611, famous for his preaching yet also as the spiritual leader of those who called for ‘the beauty of holiness’ in worship. What should we make of him now?
Space cost £5.00 per session and prior booking is essential.
Each session offers a chance to explore fascinating manuscripts, rare books, and other treasures, and to discuss their significance for the Church - both then and today.
Step behind the scenes of one of Chichester’s most remarkable spaces and learn about the Cathedral Library’s treasures in a welcoming, intimate setting - where every item has a story to tell - led by Cathedral Sub-Librarian Dr Andrew Foster and Canon Chancellor, the Rev'd Dr Earl Collins.
Held in the Dresden Room, George Bell House, sessions last approximately one and a half hours and conclude with coffee, conversation, and a moment to reflect on the morning’s discoveries.
10 Nov: Lancelot Andrewes: famous for sermons and liturgy, but over-rated?
Another celebrated Bishop of Chichester (1605-09), associated with the great King James Bible of 1611, famous for his preaching yet also as the spiritual leader of those who called for ‘the beauty of holiness’ in worship. What should we make of him now?
Space cost £5.00 per session and prior booking is essential.
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