SUNDAYS

We have free parking each Sunday from 10:30am, just a short two minute walk from Preston Minster.

Address: St James Car Park, Preston, PR1 3SA

In addition to this we have two disabled parking spaces around the back of church (PR1 3BT). Enabling easy access to the church, where there is a ramp to enter the building.

There are also many free and paid parking spaces available in town close walking distance to Preston Minster.

There is no dress code at Preston Minster. Come along in what feels most comfortable for you.

Here at the Minster we are passionate about people being able to access Jesus.

In Mark 2 we read about a paralysed man who wasn't able to get to Jesus. We want to be like those friends in that story by making church as accessible for people as we can!

We have a number of things in place to assist in you joining with us, such as: disabled parking, ramp access, a disabled toilet, a hearing loop system, baby changing facilities, ear defenders for children available at Minster Kid and subtitled videos when available.

We would also like to help in other ways where possible, for example those facing access issues relating to neurodiversity, if you have any questions do contact us via office@prestonminster.org, we would love to hear from you and help the best we can.

We would love to help you feel connected with the community at Preston Minster. Fill out our connect form here and someone from our team will be in touch with you.

You can also sign up for our monthly email, located on the footer of our website, to keep up to date with all that’s happening at church.

Getting involved and serving on a team is one of the best ways to make new friends, feel a part of the community at church and to play your part in helping make Sundays happen.

For more info on registering interest in joining a team click here.

Typically, we gather together to share communion once every four weeks on the second Sunday of the month. Communion takes place during The 11, we serve non-alcoholic wine and offer gluten free bread too.

Only registered assistance dogs may accompany people into church for public worship. Unfortunately, we aren't able to accommodate dogs which may be classed as emotional support or therapy dogs.