Part of the national initiative of Heritage Open Days, co-ordinated by the National Trust and is the country’s largest heritage event. At the Minster there will be special displays on the history and heritage of the Minster.

There will be Tower Tours on Saturday 9^th September at 11.00 am, 12.30 pm and 2.30 pm.  These will be led by members of the Bellringing Team.  If you would like to be included on one of these please sign up on one of forms on the stewards’ desk; or email: office@doncasterminster.org.uk or phone 01302 323748.

Please note there are 158 stone, spiral steps to the ringing chamber and suitable shoes must be worn.

We are open everyday to welcome visitors for viewing the wonderful architecture and stained glass; to learn about the history of the building and the Minster site; to enjoy the Minster grounds; for private prayer and meditation and to visit the Minster Shop.

Coronavirus: We continue to provide a safe space for everyone and people may sanitise on entry and throughout their visit. Please follow the advice from stewards so that we can all stay safe.

Common Worship employs a common structure with more modern language. The Service takes place within the Nave of the Minster. Please observe social distancing and only sit where service books are provided.

Part of the national initiative of Heritage Open Days, co-ordinated by the National Trust and is the country’s largest heritage event. At the Minster there will be special displays on the history and heritage of the Minster.

There will be Tower Tours on Saturday 9^th September at 11.00 am, 12.30 pm and 2.30 pm.  These will be led by members of the Bellringing Team.  If you would like to be included on one of these please sign up on one of forms on the stewards’ desk; or email: office@doncasterminster.org.uk or phone 01302 323748.

Please note there are 158 stone, spiral steps to the ringing chamber and suitable shoes must be worn.

We are open everyday to welcome visitors for viewing the wonderful architecture and stained glass; to learn about the history of the building and the Minster site; to enjoy the Minster grounds; for private prayer and meditation and to visit the Minster Shop.

Coronavirus: We continue to provide a safe space for everyone and people may sanitise on entry and throughout their visit. Please follow the advice from stewards so that we can all stay safe.

Part of the national initiative of Heritage Open Days, co-ordinated by the National Trust and is the country’s largest heritage event. At the Minster there will be special displays on the history and heritage of the Minster.

There will be Tower Tours on Saturday 9^th September at 11.00 am, 12.30 pm and 2.30 pm.  These will be led by members of the Bellringing Team.  If you would like to be included on one of these please sign up on one of forms on the stewards’ desk; or email: office@doncasterminster.org.uk or phone 01302 323748.

Please note there are 158 stone, spiral steps to the ringing chamber and suitable shoes must be worn.

We are open everyday to welcome visitors for viewing the wonderful architecture and stained glass; to learn about the history of the building and the Minster site; to enjoy the Minster grounds; for private prayer and meditation and to visit the Minster Shop.

Face coverings are now optional in the Minster.  We continue to ask people to sanitise on entry and throughout their visit.  Please observe the guidance of our volunteer stewards at all times.

If you wish to join us for live Morning Prayer on Zoom on Sundays or Thursdays at 9am then Email: Minster Office to ask for an invitation to join the service. It doesn’t matter if you are not a member of the regular Minster congregation, you are welcome to join the Minster community, all worshipping together.
The form of service is one used by the Church of England Daily Prayer application, available on both Apple and Android phones. Please download the application before the service as it includes psalms, readings, prayers etc.

Common Worship employs a common structure with more modern language for this communion service

A sung service with hymns using the language of the Book of Common Prayer, 1662