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St Paul's Watch gathered at the Cathedral

Hidden histories

Throughout its history, St Paul’s has been involved in the fight against oppression and inequality – and many key figures in social justice have passed through our doors.
Alan Smith, a black man with bald head and black glasses wearing a navy blazer over a pale blue shirt, stands in front of large glass windows.
Written reflection
Artificial Intelligence
Capitalism
Economics
Inequality
Money
Parables

Fair Money

Alan Smith considers issues of equality, fairness and justice in money and the economy.
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.
John has short grey hair, wears a brown jacket over a grey shirt, and stands in front of a church building
Written reflection
Love

Our Job is to Love

John Swinton writes about love in many forms – God’s love, self-giving love, its role in politics, and the central place it holds in the Christian story.