Great Malvern Priory Competitors

Westminster Abbey is one of the world's great churches. It has been the setting for every coronation since that of William the Conqueror in 1066 and for countless other great events in the life of the nation. Thirty kings and queens lie buried within the Abbey’s walls, and many great men and women from our history are commemorated here, from statesmen and soldiers to scientists, writers and artists. Every year more than a million visitors from around the world come to explore this wonderful 750-year-old building. Thousands more come to worship at the daily services which are at the heart of life at the Abbey. The Abbey is an exciting, fascinating place to work. Our 600 highly-committed staff and volunteers are dedicated to caring for the Abbey and for all who visit and worship here. Our community is made up of clergy, musicians, vergers, conservators, stonemasons, teachers, visitor welcome and security staff, and many more besides. The Abbey is also home to the thriving Westminster Abbey Institute which aims to renew faith in public life, and to the Abbey's Foundation which raises funds to protect the Abbey, its collections and musical heritage for today and for future generations. Find out more about joining us at Westminster Abbey: www.westminster-abbey.org/about-the-abbey/jobs-volunteering/

York Minster is the largest gothic cathedral North of the Alps and is a masterpiece in stained glass and stone. We open our doors daily for worship, sight-seeing, events and learning. Drop us a meesage here or via info@yorkminster.org to see how we can work together.

Today, 1 in 5 people around the world are still waiting for a Bible in their own language. Wycliffe works with urgency to provide universal access to the Bible, giving all people the chance to read, hear and respond to God's word for themselves.