Join us for the last of the popular processional services celebrating Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany. It will tell the story of the journey of the Magi, travelling to worship the infant Jesus. A moving service made up of readings, devotional addresses, and the Cathedral Choir, joined by period instruments. They will be performing parts V and VI of Bach's Christmas Oratorio.
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