Bristol Cathedral
The Cathedral Church of the Holy & Undivided Trinity is the mother church of the Anglican Diocese of Bristol. Founded in 1140 as an Augustinian Abbey it was refounded as the Cathedral Church to the new Diocese of Bristol in 1542 by Henry VIII. From her Cathedral the Bishop exercises her oversight of 167 parishes in the City of Bristol, South Gloustershire, North Wiltshire and North Somerset.
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NCC Welcome Reception volunteers at St Stephen's Chapel 20th May
Tuesday at 10:00
St Stephen's Church
Free
National Cathedrals Conference - evening reception welcome team
Wednesday at 17:00
Barbara's Bier Haus Bristol
Free
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19 MayTuesday
NCC Welcome Reception volunteers at St Stephen's Chapel 20th May
Tuesday at 10:00
St Stephen's Church
Free
20 MayWednesday
National Cathedrals Conference - evening reception welcome team
Wednesday at 17:00
Barbara's Bier Haus Bristol
Free
21 MayThursday
Sold Out
22 MayFriday