For those of you wanting to see religion in action, why not think about visiting some of these places of worship? Some are local, some are suggestions to consider should you be fortunate enough to find yourself on holiday further afield....
MBC welcomes everyone to explore Buddhism, learn meditation and much more. Northern Quarter in city centre Manchester.
Situated in beautiful Ulverston, and right by the coast, Manjushri KMC is an internationally renowned centre for meditation, where everyone is welcome to enjoy a peaceful environment or join in the many programmes offered throughout the year.
Manchester Cathedral has been centre stage in its city’s history for nearly 600 years. The doors are open 7 days a week and the admission is free.
In southwestern France, the Sanctuaires Notre-Dame de Lourdes, is a major Catholic pilgrimage site. Each year, millions visit the Grotto of Massabielle (Grotto of the Apparitions) where, in 1858, the Virgin Mary is said to have appeared to a local woman. In the grotto, pilgrims can drink or bathe in water flowing from a spring.
Should you find yourself in Rome, visiting the centre of the Catholic Church is a "must" for any RS student.
Enjoy hours of beauty, peace and discovery at this masterpiece of exquisite Indian design and workmanship in the heart of London. Marvel at the intricate marble and wooden carvings, experience a traditional Hindu prayer ceremony, or learn about the world’s oldest living faith from the ‘Understanding Hinduism’ exhibition.
The MYF was established to promote Islam to both Muslims and the wider society. It has played a prominent part in promoting inter-faith events in the Manchester community over the years and during this period our members have partaken in many meetings with members of the local Anglican, Catholic, Jewish and Hindu community.
Heading to the UAE for the holidays? Lucky you! There are some absolutely awe-inspiring mosques that are well worth a visit, including the Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Abu Dhabi.
The Museum chronicles the lives of Jewish people in Manchester and their contribution to making the city what it is today. It has a warm and friendly atmosphere with knowledgeable and approachable staff and volunteers who offer every visitor to the Museum a guided tour.
Since opening, the Gurdwara has welcomed 50,000 visitors a year, on average. An extraordinary number of people visit Glasgow Gurdwara every week, from local residents to community groups, to schools and universities, to famous personalities and politicians. We are 4-Star accredited by VisitScotland, the national tourism agency, and we would be delighted to host you at the Glasgow Gurdwara for your very own guided tour!