Every diocese in England has a Cathedral. The Bishop of Sheffield has a seat (‘cathedra’) here, and presides at Christmas and Easter services, along with other special occasions. The operation of Cathedrals are delegated to Deans, assisted by Canons and supported by a Greater Chapter which includes lay appointees.
Sheffield Cathedral stands in the heart of Sheffield, serving the city, the Diocese and the wider region.
In 2014, it saw the end of extensive refurbishment works to renew the interior of the Cathedral to create a brighter, more welcoming building which is fully accessible to everyone. It also houses The Archer Project, which offers ministry to serve the poor, homeless and vulnerable of Sheffield. The Cathedral offers space for mission through the arts, music and education, and is a valuable resource for the city and region.
As the Bishop’s church in the Diocese, the Cathedral aims to support in leading the mission of the Church of England. It caters to many different styles of worship, all of which seek to find a language to bring our lives to the Lord, and to reveal God more fully in the world.
If you are an enquirer or historian, a person of vision or a weary traveller, you will be welcomed into the Cathedral community to worship God. Sheffield Cathedral is a place for all people.
The Cathedral Church of St Peter and St Paul
Church Street
Sheffield
S1 1HA
Phone: 0114 275 3434
Email: enquiries@sheffield-cathedral.org.uk
Website: Sheffield Cathedral