At the Minster we are committed to safeguarding. We aim always to achieve a gold standard in order to provide protection for children and vulnerable adults. In addition to a Safeguarding …

Halifax has long been associated with the 33rd Regiment of Foot, later to become the Duke of Wellington’s Regiment. The Chapel at the south-east corner of the Church was adopted by the …

Halifax Minster is a diverse community. Its members participate in its mission and ministry in a host of different ways. It is a magnificent building with over 900 years of history, but still today …

A traditional fully choral service (approx. 1hr 30 mins) in a modern language is led by the Clergy and Minster Choir to a large congregation. The service includes hearing God’s word both …

This church of St John the Baptist Halifax was given its Minster status by the Bishop of Wakefield in 2009 in recognition of its important role in the civic life of the town and borough.

The Minster has a number of trained guides who specialise in different aspects of our Minster life. It is always possible therefore to ‘tailor-make’ your tour be it historical, educational, …

Singing in the Minster Choir requires a real commitment and, in addition to the regular services, there are a number of special services and concerts throughout the year including the annual …

Halifax Minster is a short walk from both Halifax Train Station, Halifax Bus Station and The Piece Hall. From Halifax train station on foot exit the station yard, turning right. Follow the footpath …

We will undertake an environmental and energy audit of Minster premises and property, identify the most significant issues and impacts which should be addressed and make and implement …

The Minster Development Board brings together the three charitable organisations that support the work of the Minster: the Minster Council (PCC); the Friends of the Minster; and the Halifax …