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Musician Guvna B speaking at St Paul's Cathedral with Chine McDonald alongside

Racial justice

Find resources to help your community engage in tackling discrimination.
Paula is a white woman with short dark grey hair and wears a clerical collar under a grey shirt and black double breasted coat.
Written reflection
Creativity
Literature
Novels
Stories

Summer Reading

Cathedral Chaplain Paula Hollingsworth reflects on five novels that feed her soul and her spirit.
child dressed as Christopher Wren doing craft activities

Visit with your family

Discover London’s iconic church together. Explore 300 years of history with a family trail or come along to a family event. Find everything you need to know for a fun day out with the kids.

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.
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.

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.

north churchyard lead image

The Churchyard

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

A person holding the 300 year old Tyndale bible on a grey background

Tyndale's New Testament

Tyndale’s Bible was one of the most dangerous books in Tudor England, and was even returned to St Paul’s in secret.
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.