Schedule

APRIL

Sun 318:00Lent 5Holy CommunionChapter House
Sun 1018:00Palm SundayEvening PrayerChapter House
Thur 14T.b.a.Maundy ThursdayThe Easter Drama - Short playVår Frue (bilingual)
Thur 1418:00Maundy ThursdayEucharist & Foot-washingCathedral (bilingual)
Fri 1512:05

Good Friday

Good Friday ReclectonCathedral
Fri 1513:00Good FridayProcession of the crossVår Frue > Cathedral
Sun 1711:00Easter SundayEaster Festival Holy CommunionVår Frue
Sun 2418:00Easter 2Holy CommunionChapter House
Thur 2819:00Anglican AcademyKirkestuene

The Chapter House

This is a side chapel to the Nidaros Catedral situated in the North-Eastern end. There is a separate entrance from outside.

Adress: Bispegata 3, 7013 Trondheim

Vår Frue kirke (Our Lady church)

Situated near the main Marcet Square in the centre of Trondheim.

Throghout the week "Vår Frue - open church" opens its doors to all kinds of visitors, to find a sacred room for meditation, lighting candles, join a conversation, enjoy a cup of coffee.

On a selection of days The Anglican Church in Trondheim celebrate services in Vår Frue.

Adress: Kongens gt 5, 7012 Trondheim

Kirkestuene - Waisenhuset

Opposite The West Front of the cathedral you'll find Wisenhuset (The old house for orphants in Trondheim). Today this is the office building for the cathedrals administration.

The Anglican Congregation uses "Kirkestuene" for meetings etc.

Adress: Kongsgårdsgate 2, 7013 Trondheim

Stavne cementary

Trondheim (Stavne) Cemetery contains the largest Commonwealth war graves plot in Norway. Among those buried here are the first casualties of the Norwegian campaign, six sailors from the destroyer Glowworm which blew up after attacking and ramming the German cruiser 'Hipper' on 8 April 1940. Some of the soldiers belonged to the force which landed at Namsos later that month and advanced towards Trondheim, while many were casualties from the raid made on the island of Vagsoy at Christmas 1941. The majority are airmen who were shot down in this area, many whilst attacking German shipping in Norwegian coastal waters, the losses being particularly heavy during the spring of 1942. The Commonwealth plot at Trondheim contains 155 burials, 26 of them unidentified.

https://www.cwgc.org/visit-us/find-cemeteries-memorials/cemetery-details/2016203/trondheim-stavne-cemetery/