Hereford Cathedral has organised its first service specially designed for toddlers and their families.
Inspired by the success of the Cathedral’s weekly Seedlings group, where toddlers and their grown-ups gather every Thursday morning to play, pray and learn Bible stories, the Toddler Carol Service will celebrate the festive season with the youngest members of Hereford Cathedral.
Organised by the Education and Family team the service will be held in the nave, children are encouraged to come dressed as their favourite Nativity character, whether that’s a star, a sheep, an angel, Mary, Joseph or even a donkey! The event will feature a Nativity with storytelling, drama, and much-loved Christmas songs. And everyone is welcome to join in.
The Revd Canon James Pacey, Chancellor of Hereford Cathedral, said:
“We’re thrilled to welcome families and their little ones to the Toddlers’ Carol Service this year.
“It’s a wonderful opportunity for toddlers to experience the joy of Christmas in a fun and engaging way, with storytelling, songs and the magic of the Nativity. We’ve seen our Cathedral Seedlings group grow so beautifully, and this service is a natural extension of that community spirit.”
This event is free to attend, but donations are welcome.
Please note that children must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times. The Hereford Cathedral Toddlers’ Carol Service will take place in the Cathedral nave on Monday 16 December, from 9:45 am to 10.30 am, with refreshments following the service. For more information about this event, please email education@herefordcathedral.org.
