A free tour guiding course for current and future Cathedral volunteers will be offered later this year. This is a fantastic professional development opportunity for existing volunteers whose role involves greeting and guiding visitors, and for anyone interested in finding out more about guiding at St George’s.

A range of talented music students and guest artists are to perform from April in the Cathedral's increasingly popular lunchtime concerts, now renamed Concerts at One – which this year continue into October with Perth's first BACH-FEST.

More praise for last week's performance at Perth Concert Hall of Arvo Pärt's Passio appears in the West Australian today.

In a review of Arvo Pärt's Passio, featuring the Hilliard Ensemble and St George's Cathedral Consort, performing arts critic Anna Locke described the Consort as 'brilliant'.

St George's Art - the Cathedral's annual exhibition of works by senior school art students - is set to double in size this year, with more than 50 schools already registered for the event, scheduled for July/August 2010.

The three key public lectures held at St George's Cathedral during 2009 are now available as booklets from the Cathedral Shop and by mail order.

In a series of Lenten sermons at 5.00pm Evensong, the Dean will pose questions on belief. The first, this Sunday 21 February, asks "Why Believe in Anything?". On 28 February, he will tackle the question: "Why Believe in God?"

The latest issue of Theology Today - the newsletter of the Institute of Anglican Studies - can now be downloaded here. Printed copies will be available at the back of the Cathedral from Sunday.

The programme of special services and events during Lent and Easter is now available as a flier from the Cathedral and via download here: Lent and Holy Week 2010 .

The Dean's latest column in the UK's Times newspaper was published on Friday, and as ever, the online version of the paper is attracting debate.