Leeds Minster — Attraction in Leeds

Super, beautiful place in Leeds! It's good fabulous stained glass windows and throughout and is steeped in history. There's a great organ there and it sounds amazing. There's a cafe, seating area serving hot and cold drinks, a few cakes and homemade sandwiches, all run by really kind and lovely (elderly) volunteers. I took my granddaughter to visit the Minster on a Friday lunchtime . It was a good educational visit for us both actually. It's worth a cosy a Visit even if you're not religious and you're in the area. Cafe is cash only however there's a donation facility by card in the church, which I used to pay for our food and drinks. Thank you all at the Minster for making us feel...

Good traditional service, although like many similar churches including cathedrals the choice of hymns is rigorously pure() to the point of choosing hymns which are difficult to sing. This is a disappointment for someone taking refuge from drumkits and glazed gazes. Quite a good sermon from a curate on the day in question. Note () - more traditional churches tend to take their Bible readings from those specified in the Lectionary, and this often informs the thrust of the sermon and consequently the choice of hymns - but you can overdo this. Sometimes we just need to fill our lungs and praise. You can't do that easily with the modern stuff - lots of shallow breathing and...

Tiny Minster that packs a beautiful punch. The choir are fabulous, as are the staff. I felt so so welcome when going. :]

I was invited to tea and cake following Eucharist which was super delicious.

There are also many guest speakers. I got to learn about so many things, including about the grueling truth of what's going on inside the DRC. Frederico opened a very detailed conversation about what was happening inside. I couldn't have been more honoured to have heard his story.

There are groups for minorities such as a Chinese and Ukrainian group.

It's a really diverse, and lovely space. I greatly enjoyed...