Join in with the Archbishop of York for an Evening of Prayer, Reflection, and Inspiration.
Have you explored how The Lord’s Prayer shapes not only the way we pray, but the way we live? Whether you are familiar with the prayer or curious about its meaning, come and join the Archbishop of York as part of a series of events across the North of England.
Starting at 7pm, the event held at Sheffield Cathedral will feature music, film and a powerful teaching session led by the Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell. There will also be an opportunity for a Q&A, offering a chance to reflect and ask questions.
“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 part of a series of exciting events happening across the North of England, 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.
We hope this evening at Sheffield Cathedral will ignite a deeper understanding of The Lord’s Prayer and leave you inspired to tell your own story of faith.
