A profile of Peter Chapman, a member of the Friends. 

The very first meeting of the Friends of St Paul's took place on a pleasant spring evening, on the 29th April 1952.

Godfrey Allen, Surveyor to the Fabric from 1931-1956 was described as 'the St Paul's terrier', and was devoted to the Cathedral.

From special concerts to temporary art exhibitions, our What's On page shows all the services and events happening at the Cathedral – and gives you a chance to search and filter to find specific events.

Find out how St Paul’s is connected with the broader Diocese of London, how to arrange visits with your local church and more. 

A profile of Eileen Woods, Wandsman and Cathedral Guide.

Explore Christian spirituality, faith and social justice with our unique library of films, podcasts, panel discussions and specially-commissioned reflections.

Looking for inspiration? Our learning library holds hundreds of films, podcasts and other resources for all ages.

In the 70 years since their foundation, the Friends have made a considerable contribution to the life and welfare of the Cathedral. 

Learn about the monument to George Bridges Rodney, 1st Baron Rodney (1718-92). 

Volunteering, donating, supporting us as a company or trust – there are many ways you can support the work and mission of St Paul’s.

A profile of Alexandra Scott, a member of the Friends. 

Discover our educational events for children and adults – and search our extensive library of learning resources.

It is a common myth that St Paul’s escaped damage during the Blitz, but in fact the Cathedral was to endure two direct hits by high explosives during the Second World War.

Learn about how the Cathedral's monuments relate to the history of the Caribbean islands.