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The west front of the cathedral with tourists milling round and sun shining over head

Visual story for guided school visits

Use our visual story to help prepare for your visit with us. Designed for those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities to support familiarity with the space, the experience and the people here before your visit.

The west front of the cathedral with tourists milling round and sun shining over head

Visual story for families and self-guided school groups

Use our visual story to help prepare for your visit with us. Designed for those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities to support familiarity with the space, the experience and the people here before your visit.

Neil is a white man with balding grey hair and wire framed glasses, wearing a black clerical shirt and black jacket. He smiles at the camera, trees and a garden wall blurred in the background.

On Prayer

Neil Evans reflects on prayer for the season of Lent.

A screen shot of Anderson Jeremiah and Paula Gooder chatting online

Jesus on the Margins

Anderson Jeremiah and Paula Gooder talk about Jesus in the Bible, in history, and in our lives. They explore his suffering, death and resurrection, how much stories and images of him matter, and how we can live as disciples of Jesus today.

Jarel is a young black man wearing a clerical collar under a black shirt and suit, and he is standing at a lectern talking, in a room with an old exposed stone wall behind him.

James Baldwin's Life and Thought

Jarel Robinson-Brown introduces the life and work of James Baldwin, and explores how he can help us as Christians to ask ourselves what kind of world we hope for.

Pupils from St Mary's Islington with art project 'The World Reimagined' founder, Michelle Gayle

St Paul's art installation for racial justice inspires thousands of London pupils

An art installation inspiring conversation about racial justice in St Paul's Cathedral has been blessed as part of a service for 1,700 pupils from London church schools.

Marilynne is a white woman with long, straight grey hair. She wears a coral pink t-shirt and necklace under a dark blue shirt and sits on a dark wooden pew before a window with stained glass panels.

Pulitzer Prize winning novelist Marilynne Robinson to speak at St Paul's Cathedral

St Paul's Cathedral is delighted to announce that Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Marilynne Robinson will join Biblical Scholar Paula Gooder at a free event to take place at the Cathedral in May 2024.

Peter is a white man with a bald head and wearing a pale blue shirt under a navy jumper. He is smiling.

Mid-winter traditions

Peter Graystone rediscovers some forgotten British celebrations.

worshippers eucharist sunday services congregation

Five new Prebendaries for St Paul's

The Bishop of London, the Rt Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally DBE, has announced five new Prebendaries of St Paul’s Cathedral. For the first time in its history, this will include two members of the laity, recognising their valuable contribution to the life of and service in the Diocese of London.

Adéọlá is a black woman with short dark hair, greying around the face. She wears dark blue glasses and a golden embroidered cope with a white preaching band.

Preparing for Easter: Self-Examination

Reflections by Adéọlá Eleyae for the season of Lent.

Selina Stone, a black woman with long hair tied back wearing a pale blue blouse, and Paula Gooder, a white woman with long blond hair wearing a dark suit jacket, on screen together in conversation,

Tarry Awhile

Selina Stone and Paula Gooder explore the practice of tarrying - waiting on God - and talk about favourite Bible stories about tarrying.

Andrew is a white man with longish grey hair wearing a clerical collar, black suit and a large cross on a chain. He stands at a lectern in front of an old stone wall.

Belonging: A Theology of Place

Andrew Rumsey explores what place means in our spiritual lives. He looks at place in the search for meaning and identity, in the Bible, as well as in our own local neighbourhoods, parishes, city and nation.

Christopher Chapman is a white man with short grey hair wearing a pair grey casual shirt and sitting in front of a bookcase, cupboard and fireplace.

Ripening: reflections for a changing season

Christopher Chapman reflects on signs of God in the changing season.

Monument to Thomas Picton

Thomas Picton

Learn about the monument to Thomas Picton (1758-1815).

Monument to Richard Rundle Burges

Richard Rundle Burges

Learn about the monument to Richard Rundle Burges.

Monument to John Moore

John Moore

Learn about the monument to John Moore (1761-1809).

Monument to Thomas Dundas

Thomas Dundas

Learn about the monument to Thomas Dundas (1750-94).

Monument to Ralph Abercromby

Sir Ralph Abercromby of Tullibody

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

Monument to George Brydges Rodney

George Bridges Rodney

Learn about the monument to George Bridges Rodney, 1st Baron Rodney (1718-92).

Monument to John Jervis

John Jervis

Learn about the monument to John Jervis (1735-1833).