Rotherham Minster
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The Minster Church of All Saints Rotherham (more commonly known as Rotherham Minster) has stood at the heart of Rotherham town centre for over a thousand years.
The Minster is an architecturally outstanding, Grade 1 listed, building that speaks of permanence and hope and is by far the most prominent building in the town centre, where it has become adopted as an icon.
As well as a significant physical structure, the church hopes to continue on the path to becoming a major community and cultural facility and contribute to the ongoing regeneration of the town centre.
To do this the team are committed to bringing people together, not only in acts of worship but also as a community who are passionate about seeing the town thrive through positive change and acts of love.
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