Speciality:
“Derby Cathedral is a Grade I listed building designed in Gothic and Neoclassical styles. The cathedral was rebuilt in 1725 and redesigned by James Gibbs. The church also serves as an excellent venue for many exciting and innovative events. Derby Cathedral has been a house of worship for over a thousand years, with its ancient tower dating from nearly a thousand years. The church strives to refine and enrich the lives of its communities by delivering inspiring worship, high-quality music, pastoral outreach, and arts and culture events for the people of Derby and Derbyshire. The bells are rung often for cathedral services and public events of local and national significance. Derby Cathedral also offers regular corporate prayer and worship.”
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