
St Helen's Church
St Helen's Church in Wakefield offers a peaceful and well-maintained spiritual space, welcoming its community and visitors.
About
St Helen's Church, located on Barnsley Road in Wakefield, is a historic place of worship serving the local community. Known for its peaceful atmosphere and well-maintained grounds, it offers a welcoming space for reflection and community engagement. Visitors frequently appreciate its tranquil setting and the dedicated efforts to keep the church and its surroundings tidy and inviting, fostering a strong sense of community.
The church provides regular services and events, fostering a strong sense of community amongst its congregation and local residents. It is supported by a dedicated group of volunteers and staff who contribute to its upkeep and community activities, ensuring a welcoming environment for all.
Visiting Information
St Helen's Church has an excellent Google rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars from numerous reviews. Opening hours are not explicitly provided, and visitors are advised to check the official website for current service times and events. The church is committed to accessibility, featuring wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, and restrooms. Payment options are not applicable for general entry, but donations are welcome to support the church's ongoing work and maintenance.
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Showing 5 of 23 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 31 January 2026.
A well maintained peaceful church,
I volunteer a few hours a week to help keep the outside tidy. Lovely bunch of people and we get tea & biscuits. X
I visited a family members grave yesterday as i do regular to this beautiful church yard and have done for msny years as i have a lot of loved ones here However yesterday my family and i were placing flowers on our familys grave when a very big white dog raced across the graves toward us and came up quite close barking and growling at us! Although i had my young chikdren with me i wasnt scared but the children were .my partner asked our children to remain still, the dog ran off and came back again to further bark and growl at short distance.a couple of minutes later a lady approached and said she was sorry she thought there was no one in the churchyard and called to the fog saying how disrespectful the dog had behaed.. surely the lady is disresspectful and not the dog.? This is always been a place of peace and quiet where we can continue to visit our loved ones it should not be able to be used as a park.. I have seen on a couple if occasions people that live alingside of this churchyard walking there dogs down the right side of the residential area and have entered through a gare in the fence. But for a dog to race across the graves on its own and display challeging behaviour is by far unacceptable and disrespectful on the owners part as the lady also remarked she thought he was just chasing the squirrels!
We go quite often to the churchyard as I have family members buried there, always nice and peaceful and lots of wildlife to see.
Went to the fabulous spring cafe with#open country.The ladies who volunteer are great and made us so welcome,also the cake they make is excellent
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π 299 Barnsley Rd, Wakefield WF2 6EJ, UK
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299 Barnsley Rd, Wakefield WF2 6EJ, UK