Churches & Cathedrals in Sheffield

Churches & Cathedrals in Sheffield, England

Churches & Cathedrals in Sheffield

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  • Marie K
    Sheffield, UK4 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    I went to see the starlight light show and it was fantastic. Very relaxing to watch all projection.
    Written 24 December 2023
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  • josephlY9063GF
    Sheffield, UK8 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    A lovely community church that is at the centre of penistone. It has some amazing architecture inside-specifically the roof. Lovely Christmas concert there and always a hub of various activities from the kids have concerts or activities like art at the alter or the Denby Dale lions beer festival it is always a welcoming place.
    Written 16 August 2022
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  • RaymondFifty
    18 contributions
    4.0 of 5 bubbles
    We, as a family with teenagers and one under ten, moved to Hope City last year after a lot of soul searching about moving from our previous church. The deciding factor in the end was that it is a great place for children and teenagers, and the church invests massively in offering them a relevant and socially engaging programme. It is faith based for kids, but not oppressively so, if you see what I mean. Sunday services are hyper-modern in their worship style and multi-media approach, including lighting rig and dry ice!. I accept this is not for everyone, but it is sincere, and I would take issue with the contributor who feels it shallow, and another who felt it cult-like. I have a university theology MA, and what this church does is take scripture and talk about it's application to life, and what that principle means in today's world. A lot of churches I've been in take a mass of doctrine, and offer very little in the way of contextualisation. There are other mid-week opportunities at Hope City for deeper discussion and teaching, which is of course needed.
    There is a strong emphasis on giving, but I've never felt manipulated, and I personally am highly resistant to prosperity gospel teaching. On occasion I have felt that money is at the fore, but it is always in regard to fulfilling a vision to do something, not for the controlling of people's finances. That's just my experience.
    Hope City is also the birthplace of the City Hearts charity, which helps people who have been trafficked, and is a multi-million pound organisation that does really amazing work. So, it's not just a happy-clappy congregation, but is really outward looking and socially engaged.
    So, I would recommend this church, whilst adding that it isn't for everyone. If you like medieval buildings, contemplative prayer and Gregorian chant, it probably isn't for you. That said, I like those things, and I like Hope City as well! After all, there isn't much difference between dry ice and high church incense...
    Written 4 August 2019
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  • Dawn S
    Sheffield, UK42 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    The Upper Chapel is a gem hidden in plain sight.
    It's an absolutely stunning venue equipped with a kitchen ,sound system, projector ,screen and excellent WiFi.
    The room function room is on the third floor accessed by a beautiful spiral staircase or lift.
    We hired the Chapel for a Greenpeace Valentine's day Curry & Quiz event and the staff could not have been more helpful.
    I'd highly recommend hiring this venue.
    Written 18 February 2024
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  • Ray K
    Sheffield, UK64 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Since 2013 this weeklong music festival has showcased emerging musical talent. It has featured some of the world's best performers as well as significant new compositions.
    Written 23 April 2020
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  • BREMENMURRAY
    Birmingham, UK16 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    This is a very beautiful small church surrounded by the restaurants and night life of Sheffield. Visited during the Easter season and the Liturgy was fine
    Written 3 May 2022
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  • Neil K
    Liverpool, UK619,734 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    My twin brother Stephen and I were heading to The Nottingham House Pub when we passed Whitham Road Spiritualist Church, a beautiful little place of worship.
    This lovely looking church is such an evocative building, a stone built church that looks Victorian era but is probably Edwardian, I just loved the look of this building, quaint sums it up best,it looks like a village church, very photographic, makes for some great photographic opportunities and is most definitely well worth checking out if you're in the area and easy to locate along Whitham Road.
    Written 17 September 2021
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  • Neil K
    Liverpool, UK619,734 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Walking down Westfield Terrace I came across Mount Zion Chapel Building and what a fabulous building it is .
    Constructed in 1834 ,its so impressive but what astounds me is the fact that this was only the entrance to the chapel building the main part of the chapel was demolished and a modern office complex built incorporating the facade of Mount Zion Chapel as the entrance, its cool,Classical style architect gives the building character,its most definitely well worth checking out if you're in the area and easy to locate along Westminster Terrace.
    Written 21 September 2021
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  • Neil K
    Liverpool, UK619,734 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Walking around this part of town my twin brother Stephen and I chanced upon this beautiful church so we stopped and checked it out .
    A beautiful church ,constructed between 1821 - 1825 from designs from architect's Woodhead & Hurst and was overseen by John Smith ,superintendent if works for Thomas Flocton ,builder and contractors for many of Sheffields churches.
    I think the design of the church is called Perpendicular Gothic architecture, the church was extremely popular but with a dwindling congregation it closed in 1981 and was used as a lecturer theatre for Sheffield University, its such a beautiful church, the stonework is exquisite, the tower very evocative and the grounds the church its set in are awesome, its a beautiful church to check out if you're in the area and easy to locate along St George's Terrace.
    Written 19 September 2021
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  • Neil K
    Liverpool, UK619,734 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Walking down Bramall Lane roughly in the direction of The Sheaf Island Pub were we planned to have a meal and a couple of beers my twin brother Stephen and I passed this beautiful church and what a grand looking church this is.
    One of three churches constructed by decree of the Church Building Act 1818 and built between 1826 - 1830 from designs from architect Joseph Potter.
    Constructed in the Perpendicular Gothic style of architecture so prevalent back in the day, this Grade II Listed building looks magnificent, the evocative looking tower is really impressive, it certainly commands your attention, never ventured into the church as it was closed, will rectify this on my next trip to Sheffield but I was content to take some photo's before moving on to the pub,its a church easy to find along Bramall Lane, most definitely well worth checking out if you're in the area.
    Written 1 October 2021
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  • Neil K
    Liverpool, UK619,734 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    My twin brother Stephen and I were heading to The Kelham Island Tavern and passed The New Testament Church Of God and what a beautiful church this is.
    Constructed in 1847 and originally called The Holy Trinity Wicker Church and consecrated by the Archbishop Of York in October 1848 .
    The Church looks fabulous, a Grade II listed building, the beautiful stonework, the impressive tower, its Victorian architecture at its best, still a practicing church ,I just loved the look of it,very photogenic, makes for some great photographic opportunities, its most definitely well worth checking out if you're in the area and easy to locate along Nursary Street.
    Written 14 September 2021
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  • Neil K
    Liverpool, UK619,734 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Located down Norfolk Street is Victoria Hall Building ,a wonderful piece of architecture that really caught my eye.
    A beautiful building, a Methodist place of worship, constructed between 1906 - 1908 from designs from architect's Waddington Son & Dunkerley and re worked by architect William John Hale who was instrumental in the construction of the Baroque tower although the vast majority of the building is built in the Gothic Revival style of architecture that is so pleasing on the eye, it such an iconic building, love the beauty of this fine example of Edwardian architecture, a proper statement building, its most definitely well worth checking out if you're in the area and easy to locate along Norfolk Street.
    Written 16 September 2021
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  • Neil K
    Liverpool, UK619,734 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    Walking down Glossop Road to some of the great pubs along this street my twin brother Stephen and I passed this lovely little place of worship.
    Glossop Road Baptist Church is a quaint little church, I would think its from the Victorian era but I suspect its probably more modern, possibly the beginning of the Edwardian era,its got a beautiful facade, the use of brick and slate looks superb, its a practicing church, when I passed it was closed,I would have loved to check out the interior, will do on my next trip to Sheffield, I was content to take a few photos before meandering to The Nottingham House Pub further up Glossop Road.
    Most definitely well worth checking out if you're in the area.
    Written 16 September 2021
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  • Alan A
    Chesterfield, UK1,709 contributions
    5.0 of 5 bubbles
    There are stocks in the churchyard. Very interesting building & well maintained. Sits alongside the old Chesterfield Canal. Over the road is The Crown public house. A quiet area of Killamarsh known as Churchtown. The new graveyard sits behind the pub. Worth a visit.
    Written 10 January 2020
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