Welcome to first official website of South Yorkshire's Oldest Building

By Keith Barraclough

This site dedicated to the countless thousands of Conisbrough Christians, who for over 65,000 weeks  at time of writing have built and maintained this beautiful building of St. Peters as the house of God  for Christian worship and ceremony.

St Peter's Church from the South East

Diocese Sheffield Archdeaconry Doncaster Deanery W Doncaster Benefice Conisbrough (St Peter) Benefice Address The Vicarage, 8 Castle Avenue Conisbrough Doncaster DN12 3BT St Peter's Church was built in Saxon times circa 740- 750ad  and served as a Minster or Mother Church to around seventeen other Churches from Harthill near Sheffield to Goole in the East.

St Peter's Church Conisbrough A new official site constructed by Paul Laycock For an update on current activities and forthcoming events visit www.StPetersConisbrough.co.uk

 

CHURCH INFORMATION: Vicar The Rev'd Alan Griffiths PH. 01709 864695 Church Office PH. 01709 867718 LOCATION St Peters Church, Church Street Conisbrough, South Yorkshire  Public car park, adjacent to the Church. Map of Conisbrough [ left click on map for street details ] Map of Conisbrough by multimap Email Info on St Peter's

SITE INFORMATION: Acknowledgements to Peter Ryder and Keith Barraclough for major historical and photo content on this site. Many thanks to Robert Thompson's Craftsmen Ltd. for allowing us to use their Mouse trademark here on these pages Webmaster John Doxey Who would like to thank the Rev'd Alan Griffiths and the Parish Council of St. Peter's Church Conisbrough for the great honour and privilege of producing this site. Please note: Do not contact me for Church inquiries, use the contact information opposite. Should you have a query or problem concerning the site then please contact me. Email John Doxey

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