About Beverley Minster - Introduction
Mission Statement
Beverley Minster aims to be a church which enthusiastically engages in local, national and world mission initiatives.
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Beverley Minster aims to be a church which enthusiastically engages in local, national and world mission initiatives.
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World Mission
Beverley Minster aims to be a church which enthusiastically engages in local, national and world mission initiatives.
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Beverley Minster aims to be a church which enthusiastically engages in local, national and world mission initiatives.
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Request a Prayer
You can use the Request a Prayer page to ask for intercession (a prayer to God on behalf of another person) at Beverley Minster
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You can use the Request a Prayer page to ask for intercession (a prayer to God on behalf of another person) at Beverley Minster
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Welcome to the Beverley Minster website.
Beverley Minster is the Parish Church of St. John and St. Martin
John, bishop of York, founded a monastery on the site where Beverley Minster stands.
John died in 721 and his body was buried in a chapel of the Saxon church.
He was canonised in 1037.
The present church was built around his tomb.
Building work began in 1220 and was completed in 1425.
Throughout the Middle Ages miracles which took place at his tomb attracted pilgrims from far and wide.
Today the church is still a place of pilgrimage for visitors. It also continues to be a place of prayer and worship at the heart of the community.
Beverley Minster aims to be:
A place of worship--Rejoicing in Christ A community of love--Reflecting Christ A light to the world--Revealing Christ
Beverley Minster is the Parish Church of St. John and St. Martin
John, bishop of York, founded a monastery on the site where Beverley Minster stands.
John died in 721 and his body was buried in a chapel of the Saxon church.
He was canonised in 1037.
The present church was built around his tomb.
Building work began in 1220 and was completed in 1425.
Throughout the Middle Ages miracles which took place at his tomb attracted pilgrims from far and wide.
Today the church is still a place of pilgrimage for visitors. It also continues to be a place of prayer and worship at the heart of the community.
Beverley Minster aims to be:
