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Exhibition: Saving St Paul's: The Watch and the Second World War

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Exhibition: Saving St Paul's: The Watch and the Second World War

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On Dying Well

Canon Chancellor, Dr Paula Gooder, reflects on dying well as we mourn the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
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IT Support Analyst

We are looking to recruit a part-time IT Support Analyst. This role supports all the clergy and staff of St Paul’s Cathedral in making the best use of their IT equipment and systems. In this role you will be the first point of contact for all IT problems, queries and requests and will take ownership, following them through to resolution and keeping in contact with the user. You will support the Head of IT in improving the IT systems and in training and supporting users from across the Cathedral to use IT as required to perform their duties. The IT Support Analyst provides support to IT applications, systems & services; documenting changes to infrastructure and functionality as required; ensures that system held information remains secure; ensures that staff and clergy understand how to use the IT they require to perform their duties. The IT Support Analyst also completes assigned project work to support IT changes, developments and improvements that delivers benefits to the Cathedral. Providing helpdesk support to Cathedral users, acting as the first point of contact for IT problems, queries and requests. Taking ownership for the resolution of issues by investigating and applying solutions and escalating to other parties when necessary. Providing support for a range of Cathedral information systems. Understanding the business use and general functionality of systems; documenting changes; resolving problems; liaising and working with application suppliers and their support desks as required. Providing support for the Cathedral network when required. Understanding the unique network topology; completing assigned system management and monitoring tasks; investigating and resolving common problems; escalating complicated problems internally, or to third party support and working with them to provide diagnostic information and apply solutions under instruction. Supporting the Head of IT to introduce changes and improvements to the IT environment. Supporting the Head of IT to improve the general use of IT within the Cathedral by providing IT training to network users and assisting in writing user guides where applicable. Setting up AV equipment for Cathedral meetings and events. Essential: Experience of understanding and supporting an organisations specific business information systems. Experience of providing IT helpdesk support to onsite users and network support. A strong understanding of standard desktop applications and user problems. Ability to understand and document processes, procedures and topologies to best practice standards. Experience of providing user training. Confident, clear and effective communication skills both written and verbal. Excellent customer facing skills and able to build strong and effective working relationships internally and externally at all levels. Ability to work effectively and collaboratively as a member of a team. Ability to solve problems, who can ‘think outside the box’ and expedite issues where appropriate. Self-motivated and pro-active, able to work independently without supervision. Ability to identify and implement system improvements. Able to adopt a methodical and disciplined approach to work. An appetite to learn and develop relevant knowledge and skills. Enjoy using technology to improve the way people work. Desirable: An understanding of ITIL methodologies would be advantageous. Experience of completing system testing. We are looking to recruit a part-time IT Support Analyst. This role supports all the clergy and staff of St Paul’s Cathedral in making the best use of their IT equipment and systems. The IT Support Analyst provides support to IT applications, systems and services.
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Mid-winter traditions

Peter Graystone rediscovers some forgotten British celebrations.
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Faith on the line

Reflections on being a Chaplain to the Armed Forces from Revd Adéle Rees CF for the month of May as we remember VE Day 80 years on.
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Tyndale's New Testament

Tyndale’s Bible was one of the most dangerous books in Tudor England, and was even returned to St Paul’s in secret.
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A day in the life: Sarah Hack, Altar Server

Having been an altar server in her youth in Surrey, teacher Sarah decided to pick up volunteering when she moved to London many years ago. She tells us about the theatrically and teamwork that her role embodies – and an unexpected bit of heavy lifting that is involved.
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Attending a St Paul's service

If you’re new to attending church, find out what happens at a typical St Paul’s service.
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Our monuments

St Paul’s Cathedral is home to over five hundred monuments and memorials to some of the best know figures from British history. 
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The Poetry of Epiphany

Poetry from Malcolm Guite to reflect upon the season of Epiphany.
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Racial justice

Find resources to help your community engage in tackling discrimination. 
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Audacious Hope

Sharon Prentis reflects on how we can live a life grounded in biblical hope.
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New Year reflections with biblical women

Catherine Okoronkwo looks through the lens of four biblical women to reflect on our faith, our purpose and our relationship with God, self and others.
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Christianity comes in three varieties

Linda Woodhead explores varieties of Christianity, illustrating each with an intriguing figure from the history of Christianity in Britain.
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Our musicians

Behind our fantastic musical programme is a dedicated team of musicians, performing, planning services, conducting, teaching our choirs and much more. 
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The Light of the World

Malcolm Guite reflects on darkness and light through poetry for the month of November.
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Chapter

Meet the Dean and members of the Chapter, who provide strategic leadership of the Cathedral.
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Fig. 7. St Paul’s Cathedral. South elevation and half-plan as built, showing the main phases of construction from 1675 to 1688 (Richard Lea and Gordon Higgott)
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2. The Design in the First Phase, 1675-85

After the rejection of the Great Model in the latter part of 1674, Wren prepared several designs for a new Cathedral on a cruciform plan.
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Royal Jubilees

Learn about the history of the Jubilee celebrations held at St Paul’s – from Queen Victoria’s first ever celebration, to the world tours and river pageants of Queen Elizabeth II’s reign.
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Remembering Martin Luther King

Alexandra Drakeford reflects on the philosophy of Dr Martin Luther King Jr for Black History Month.
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Summer Reading

Cathedral Chaplain Paula Hollingsworth reflects on five novels that feed her soul and her spirit.
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