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Canterbury Cathedral defends decision to host silent disco - Vimarsana News

Canterbury Cathedral defends decision to host silent disco

The 90s silent disco will be attended by 3,000 people in Canterbury on Thursday and Friday.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Canterbury Cathedral under fire for its sell-out silent disco that will play Spice Girls - Vimarsana News

Canterbury Cathedral under fire for its sell-out silent disco that will play Spice Girls

The sell-out events at the Cathedral will see clubbers take to the nave in a '90s-themed disco, but it has come under fire from petitioners who say silent discos belong in nightclubs

Canterbury Cathedral clergy pray for King Charles after diagnosis - Vimarsana News

Canterbury Cathedral clergy pray for King Charles after diagnosis

The Archbishop and Dean of Canterbury Cathedral are praying for the King after his cancer diagnosis.

Source: bbc.com
'This is God's house... not a 90s rave!' Congregation slams boozy silent discos pumping out the likes of Vengaboys and All Saints at Canterbury Cathedral - but church leaders defend move to attract younger flock - Vimarsana News

'This is God's house... not a 90s rave!' Congregation slams boozy silent discos pumping out the likes of Vengaboys and All Saints at Canterbury Cathedral - but church leaders defend move to attract younger flock

The angry Anglicans are calling for the events on Thursday and Friday night this week in Canterbury, Kent to be cancelled because they don't want an 'alcohol fuelled rave... in God's house'.

Christians protest 'rave in the Nave' at Canterbury Cathedral - Vimarsana News

Christians protest 'rave in the Nave' at Canterbury Cathedral

Silent disco aimed at raising funds and growing a younger audience has been described as ‘absurd’