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.

As a duty chaplain, Revd Dana volunteers twice a month to provide spiritual care and support to our visitors and worshippers.

The Friends Council act as Trustees responsible for controlling the management and administration of the Friends.

With 24/7 security protocols, well-trained staff and ongoing collaboration with local police and security organisations, we're committed to keeping our visitors safe.

Learn about the monument to Sir Ralph Abercromby of Tullibody (1734-1801). 

Our building and its spectacular decoration have been threatened by war, fire and the forces of nature.

A digital trail produced in collaboration with SV2G.

Find our address and learn how to reach us by different forms of transport.

Find out where the boundaries of St Paul’s land lie, and how to contact us if you have an enquiry about our land.

A digital trail produced in collaboration with Stepney Community Trust.

Explore the history of the St Paul's Watch and their activities during the Second World War.   

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

Join us in commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War with a special series of exhibitions, films, talks, and events from May to October.

The garden spaces of our Cathedral are a fantastic backdrop for BBQs, bars and canapé receptions, hosting up to 350 guests.

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

Learn about the monument to Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington, and the East India Company with this piece written by Abdul Sabur Kidwai.  

Learn about the monument to Richard Southwell Burke, 6th Earl of Mayo and the East India Company with this piece written by Niaz Alam.