The Community of the Resurrection consists of men who, freely accepting the call of God, have committed themselves to follow the gospel life.
People who stay at the Mirfield Monastery, home of the Community of the Resurrection, come for a variety of different reasons. These can be individually arranged retreats, guided retreats led by a member of the Community or the College, week long special courses, or clergy retreats.
Mirfield Monastery offers a unique, peaceful and comfortable venue for conferences, meetings and other events
We aim to renew this place of hospitality, welcome and learning as a resource for Church and society in a turbulent and changing world. Our aim is to ensure that all who come can share in our life and leave refreshed and renewed through their experience.
The Mirfield Centre represents the public programmes of the Community. From retreats to school visits, sabbaticals to artists-in-residence and day events to residential conferences, we offer something for all needs, tastes and interests.
All Christians are on a journey, and on that journey God equips us to be disciples. Energy for the journey is vital; the libraries, a Diocesan resources centre and other learning and study opportunities offer spiritual nourishment to the pilgrim and traveller.
The Community has built a collection of more than 80,000 volumes held in the main library. With strengths in liturgy, biblical studies, church history, the fathers of the church and material for preaching, the library also represents the eclectic interests of individual brethren over time. Additional libraries are housed in the College (a ‘living’ theology library) and the Retreat House. Guests who wish to access the Community and College Libraries (normally open Tues & Wed 9am – 4pm) should seek permission from the Librarian. The Retreat House Library is freely open to Guests throughout their stay.
Special collection:
There are two very special collections in the Library, one of which includes items written and published by Brethren and the other is The Mirfield Collection.
The Mirfield Collection is kept at the University of York Library and contains over 2,000 books from the Community, most printed before 1800, many on the continent. Although the books are predominantly theological, there are many interesting works in other subjects. This collection includes books from the Wilberforce family including the abolitionist William. To see what treasures are in this collection, follow this link.
Library Catalogue
The library catalogue is online and can be accessed here.
Volunteers
If you would like to volunteer in the libraries please email the Librarian.
Learning and Training is an important part of life in this place. Alongside our libraries, we are pleased to host a diocesan Resource Centre which caters for the needs of diverse groups including:
We welcome you to come to CR and to share in our life. Some come regularly to talk with a brother, others spend a day or two experiencing this very different environment. Individuals and groups come on retreat and pilgrimage, share in the teaching and courses we offer and join us in worship and meals.
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