Worship has been at the very heart of Priory life for centuries. Throughout history, people from all around the world have made pilgrimages to the Priory for prayer and worship, each with their own stories to tell. If you look close enough, marks and notches can be found where pilgrims have left their mark for others to discover.

Exploring the Priory will uncover myths, legends and tales of the past, housed in the impressive building that stood all those years ago. If you want to find out more about the centuries of history and heritage that this church is built on, take a look at our History and Architecture pages.

The Priory is open to everyone, and welcomes people from all walks of life to come and experience the church at work. Head over to our Services page to find out about day-to-day life and worship at the Priory, and the ways you can come experience the church first-hand.

The tradition of musical worship and bell ringing at the Priory goes back centuries, which can be explored on our Music & Bells page. And the church wouldn’t be what it is today without the people behind it all, so come and meet the team and find out how they fit in to the Priory’s story.