The Minster Intranet

The Service takes place in the Chancel of the Minster. A said service using the language of the Book of Common Prayer, 1662

The Service takes place in the Chancel of the Minster. Common Worship employs a common structure with more modern language for this communion service

Healing, reconciliation and restoration are integral to the good news of Jesus Christ. For this reason, prayer for individuals, focussed through laying on of hands or anointing with oil, has a proper place within the public prayer of the Church. All[...]

The Minster is open daily for visitors, tourists and residents to visit, view the building, discover its history and heritage, for prayer or meditation. Information and guidance is readily available from our volunteer Stewards, who[...]

The Church of England, along with other churches in England and around the world, has a pattern of daily morning prayer. Each day uses different readings from the Bible, and different prayers.

The Minster is open daily for visitors, tourists and residents to visit, view the building, discover its history and heritage, for prayer or meditation. Information and guidance is readily available from our volunteer Stewards, who[...]

The Service takes place in the Chancel of the Minster. A said service using the language of the Book of Common Prayer, 1662

The Church of England, along with other churches in England and around the world, has a pattern of daily morning prayer. Each day uses different readings from the Bible, and different prayers.

The Minster is open daily for visitors, tourists and residents to visit, view the building, discover its history and heritage, for prayer or meditation. Information and guidance is readily available from our volunteer Stewards, who[...]