At Rochester Cathedral we are fortunate to have an amazing team of over 300 Volunteers who are essential to the success of the Cathedral as a place of worship and cultural destination.

Our dedicated and enthusiastic Volunteers work across a wide variety of roles. These range from helping welcome worshippers and visitors of all nationalities, faiths and backgrounds to skilled behind the scenes roles like bell ringing and flower arranging. Cathedral life just wouldn't work without all that our Volunteers do to support the mission, ministry and management of the Cathedral.

Why volunteer?

Find out more about our current volunteers here

Volunteering is an extremely rewarding way for you to make a difference and give something back to the community as a valued member of our team. While you are surrounded by incredible architecture you will be able to learn about the history, artefacts and heritage of this wonderful building. You will have the opportunity to get to know other Volunteers, gain new skills and have fun. 

Find out about our current volunteers here

Become a volunteer

If you have a few hours a week to spare, we would love to hear from you. In return for giving your time, skills and talents you will become part of our friendly Cathedral community. All Volunteers will be given a proper induction with training and support for their role.

If you are able to offer time to volunteer please download the application form. If you are unable to download the form please email sandy.struben@rochestercathedral.org.


Currently recruiting

We are currently looking for volunteers in the following teams but always welcome enquiries about volunteering opportunities in other teams.


Volunteer roles

Want to volunteer doing something different? We’re always looking for people to join our team. Check out the full list of volunteer roles and apply above.

Additional Information

All our volunteers undertake the Church of England Safeguarding training to their appropriate level. All volunteers wear a lanyard with an identity badge and a Cathedral Safeguarding card. Volunteers working with children are DBS checked, in line with our Safeguarding procedures/policy.