Editing Sheffield (section)

==Religion==
Sheffield is home to a centre of multicultural events, institutions, and places of worship. Some of the city's most notable buildings include its main [[Church of England]] [[Diocese of Sheffield]]'s [[Sheffield Cathedral|cathedral]] on Church Street and the [[Roman Catholic]] [[Diocese of Hallam]]'s [[Cathedral Church of St Marie, Sheffield|cathedral]] on Norfolk Row.

The city also has other churches including [[St Vincent's Church, Sheffield|St Vincent's Church]], [[St Matthew's Church, Sheffield|St Matthew's Church]], [[St Paul's Church, Wordsworth Avenue|St Paul's Church]], [[St Paul's Church and Centre, Norton Lees, Sheffield|St Paul's Church and Centre]], [[Victoria Hall, Sheffield|Victoria Hall]] and [[Christ Church, Fulwood, Sheffield|Christ Church]]. Other places of worship include the [[Madina Mosque (Sheffield)|Madina Mosque]], [[Sheffield & District Reform Jewish Congregation]] and Kingfield Synagogue.
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|File:Sheffield Cathedral (28056214926).jpg|[[Sheffield Cathedral]], one of the oldest churches in the city and the mother church of the [[Diocese of Sheffield]].
|File:St Marie Sheffield 2017.jpg|[[Cathedral Church of St Marie, Sheffield|Sheffield St Marie Cathedral]]
|File:Sheffield's Madina Masjid Mosque - geograph.org.uk - 3711733.jpg|[[Madina Mosque (Sheffield)|Madina Mosque]]}}