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Andrew is a white man with short grey hair and black rimmed glasses wearing a clerical collar, black shirt and black jacket. The lamps of the quire of St Paul's in the background.
Written reflection
Lent
Pilgrimage
Spirituality
Lent

To be a Pilgrim

Andrew Tremlett reflects on pilgrimage for the season of Lent.
Jessica Martin is a white woman with short blond hair, photographed in clerical shirt and in her house, sitting leaning on a table and smiling.
Written reflection
Candlemas
Light
Presentation
Simeon

Darkness and Light

Jessica Martin reflects on themes of darkness and light.
Nelson Chamber reception

Nelson Chamber

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

Carris, a white woman with auburn hair and glasses, stands in the cathedral, the lights of the nave and the decorative ceiling blurred in the background behind her.
Written reflection
Easter
Good Friday
Music

Music for Good Friday and Easter

Singer Carris Jones writes about music that illuminates the mystery and meanings of Good Friday and Easter.
wren suite lead

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.

A grey-haired white man with glasses wearing academic robes over a suit and tie.
Written reflection
King Charles III
Monarchy

The Sacred Nature of Monarchy

Ian Bradley considers the sacred nature of the United Kingdom monarchy.
Ellen wears a clerical collar and robes while standing at a lectern, her hand outstretched as she talks
Written reflection
Evelyn Underhill
George Herbert
Julian of Norwich
Margaret Spufford
Mysticism
Mystics
Thomas Traherne

Down-to-earth mysticism

Ellen Clark-King explores mysticism through some well-known and lesser-known mystics this October.
Malcolm Guite stands on the dais at St Paul's Cathedral, hand raised as he speaks, green altar cloth on the altar behind him.
Written reflection
Epiphany
Poetry

The Poetry of Epiphany

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