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To be a Pilgrim

Andrew Tremlett reflects on pilgrimage for the season of Lent.

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Family activities: Great Fire of London

Join us for drop-in family activities during the Easter holiday, included with your sightseeing ticket.

Free with a ticket

Three children colouring in

Family activities: Great Fire of London

Join us for drop-in family activities during the Easter holiday, included with your sightseeing ticket.

Free with a ticket

Three children colouring in

Family activities: Great Fire of London

Join us for drop-in family activities during the Easter holiday, included with your sightseeing ticket.

Free with a ticket

William Tyndales's new testament bible open on the first page of Acts of the Apostles

A dangerous calling

500 years of William Tyndale’s New Testament

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The Rublev Icon

Ann Persson explores what we might learn about the Holy Trinity from contemplating the Rublev Icon.

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Resurrection

Rowan Williams and Paula Gooder explore the Gospels’ accounts of Jesus’ resurrection, what difference it makes to our faith and the world, including exploring some of their favourite stories of his resurrection appearances.

Paula Gooder speaking in the Wren Suite at St Paul's Cathedral

Everyday God: The Spirit of the Ordinary

Paula Gooder explores what a ‘spirituality of ordinariness’ might be, and we how we can find God in our everyday lives. The church has long season of ‘Ordinary Time’ between Easter and Advent, and she explores the wisdom to be found in embracing our own ordinary times, in prayer, in life and in the church.

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The Spirit of Abundance

David Hoyle celebrates the abundant, creative, disruptive gifts of the Holy Spirit and the Day of Pentecost.

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Morning Sung Eucharist

A shorter, sung Eucharist with no sermon

Free and unticketed

holy bible

Morning Sung Eucharist

A shorter, sung Eucharist with no sermon

Free and unticketed

holy bible

Morning Sung Eucharist

A shorter, sung Eucharist with no sermon

Free and unticketed

Paula Hollingsworth

The Big Issues - Pentecost

An information sheet for GCSE RS about Pentecost.

Anthony Reddie speaking in the Wren Suite at St Paul's Cathedral

Is God Colour-Blind?

Anthony Reddie unpacks the idea of colour-blind theology and speaks about better ways to address racism in the church and theology.

Siobhan Jolley is a white woman with long dark hair and round glasses, wearing a dark grey jacket over a black dress. She stands in the National Gallery in front of Caravaggio’s painting The Supper at Emmaus.

Advent: The Art of Anticipation

Siobhán Jolley reflects on paintings in the National Gallery which anticipate the coming of Christ this Advent.

Sharon Prentis speaking in the Wren Suite at St Paul's Cathedral

Every Tribe: Saints in a Diverse World

Sharon Prentis asks what a saint is, and what it means if the saints you see depicted in church don’t look like you. She explores ideas of sainthood and uncovers stories of holy, inspired and inspiring lives from all over the world.

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Wren Suite

The elegant Wren Suite is kitted out for seminars as well as family celebrations, and can host up to 100 guests for receptions.

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The Crypt

Planning a larger event? Our Crypt, with its breathtaking stonework, can accommodate up to 350 standing guests.

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Nelson Chamber

Up to 250 guests can join us in the Nelson Chamber, where the tomb of Admiral Lord Nelson provides a unique centrepiece.

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Chapter House

Our wood-panelled Chapter House dining rooms can house 70 people for a standing reception, or up to 32 for a seated dinner.