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Down Cathedral
Lisburn
About
Down Cathedral is an Anglican cathedral in Lisburn. It is built in the Gothic Revival style. The cathedral is dedicated to Holy Trinity. It is the seat of the Diocese of Down and Dromore. The building is a Grade A listed building.
Services
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Events
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Planning a visit or a big day
Weddings
Down Cathedral welcomes wedding enquiries. Requirements and fees vary by tradition, so contact the church office early; most couples are asked to attend a preparation meeting before the date is confirmed.
Baptisms & funerals
Baptisms (christenings) and funerals can be arranged whether or not you are a regular member. Call or email the office and someone will talk you through the options, costs and dates.
Visiting the building
Founded in 1818, the building is generally open around service times. Visitors are welcome to look around quietly; check the timetable above to plan a visit outside services.
Concerts & music
Concerts, recitals and other public events appear in the Events section above and on the events page. Most are open to everyone, whatever your beliefs.
Volunteering
From welcome teams to community projects, most churches depend on volunteers and are glad of help from the wider neighbourhood. Get in touch via the contact details to ask what is needed.
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