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What we believe

Understand what St Paul’s believes, and explore our introductory resources designed for those who are curious about Christianity.
Visitors look around in the South Transept.

Visit us

We welcome visitors to worship, to sightsee and to attend a dynamic programme of events – from orchestral performances to thought-provoking panel discussions.
Albrecht Dürer- The Large Piece of Turf
Written reflection
Art
Faith
Ordinary time
Art

Art, faith and ordinary time

Deborah Lewer reflects on how great works of art might help us reflect on ourselves, our faith and the world around us.
Choristers processing in the Cathedral

About us

Learn about St Paul's mission and purpose, the structure of our organisation and how we make decisions.

Bishop Sarah hands her crozier back to the Dean.
News article
22nd January 2026

St Paul’s bids farewell to outgoing Bishop of London

On Saturday 17th January, we held a special Eucharist and Farewell Service to mark the departure of the Right Reverend and Right Honourable Dame Sarah Mullally DBE, the Bishop of London, who will become the Archbishop of Canterbury on 28th January.

Tyndale Bible open at "The Acts of the Apostles". Long white "snake" weights are visible holding the top right and left corners of paper open.
Exhibitions
Paid ticket

Exhibition: A dangerous calling - 500 years of William Tyndale’s New Testament

Our new exhibition, A dangerous calling: 500 years of William Tyndale’s New Testament, is now open until February 2027. It tells the extraordinary story of one of the smallest yet most dangerous books in English history, 500 years on from its publication. To see the original Tyndale New Testament, you'll need to book a Treasures tour in addition to general Cathedral admission tickets.
From 5th June, Monday to Saturday
pale stone ramp leading up to north transept entrance of cathedral
News article

Phase 1 of Equal Access Project at St Paul's completed

9 Sept 2021 Earlier this year St Paul’s Cathedral completed Phase 1 of the Equal Access project, the first major phase of a permanent accessible entrance to the Cathedral. The project is the most significant change to Christopher Wren’s exterior design in 300 years, taking 20 years from design to completion. We hope the entrance will open to the public in spring 2022.

Richard is a white man with short grey hair and black rimmed glasses. He wears a clerical collar and black shirt under a casual light jacket and stands holding onto the wooden railing of a boat or a jetty on a lake. The shoreline in the distance has trees, and some buildings, and there are mountains in the distant background. The sky is pale blue with some clouds and the sun is shining on Richard.
Written reflection
Advent
Christmas
Holy Land
Advent

Advent Reflections from Jerusalem

Richard Sewell, Dean of St George's College in Jerusalem, reflects on Advent in the Holy Land.