WATCH: Church installs a helter skelter slide for parishioners and visitors to use

You might Noah someone that would fancy this.

The Church of England has installed a helter skelter slide in Norwich Cathedral. The 55-foot-tall attraction is available for the public to use until 18 August and it costs £2 a ride. The official listing states that the attraction was built in order to "give people the chance to experience the Cathedral in an entirely new way and open up conversations about faith." The slide is part of their Seeing It Differently project but not everyone has been fully supportive of this new initiative. The BBC reports that the Right Reverend Dr Gavin Ashenden, former chaplain to the Queen, has said the cathedral made a "mistake" and that the clergy at Norwich Cathedral have been "unprofessional." This isn't the first new initiative that has turned heads recently. A few weeks ago, Rochester Cathedral introduced a temporary mini-golf course to its nave.  The nine-hole course is an educational initiative designed to inspire young people into taking an interest in civil engineering. A slide in church, eh? Would you be Abel? Take a look at the finished attraction. https://twitter.com/revkatebottley/status/1161240966205968384 https://twitter.com/Nrw_Cathedral/status/1160847622669832192 https://twitter.com/Nrw_Cathedral/status/1159395574895923200