Holy Communion (Eucharist) is celebrated on Sunday morning, and comes from the Book of Common Prayer of 1662.

A special Evensong led by our choir to mark the Lord Mayor's Show Day.

The principal Eucharist of Easter Day.

Holy Communion (Eucharist) in accordance with the Book of Common Prayer of 1662.

Morning Prayer is a simple, short spoken service which takes place at 8am on Monday to Saturday. It lasts for around 25 minutes.

Morning Prayer is a simple, short spoken service which takes place at 8am on Monday to Saturday. It lasts for around 25 minutes.

Morning Prayer is a simple, short spoken service which takes place at 7.30am on Monday to Saturday. It lasts for around 25 minutes.

A special Sung Eucharist celebrate the Licensed Lay Ministers of the Diocese of London. There will be BSL intepreters for this service.

This spoken service only occurs on days when there is no choir in the Cathedral, such as during school holidays.

This spoken service only occurs on days when there is no choir in the Cathedral, such as during school holidays.

A special service of remembrance with Barts NHS Trust and St Joseph's Hospice.

Morning Prayer is a simple, short spoken service which takes place at 7.30am on Monday to Saturday. It lasts for around 25 minutes.

Morning Prayer is a simple, short spoken service which takes place at 7.30am on Monday to Saturday. It lasts for around 25 minutes.

Evensong provides a chance to reflect as the day draws to a close, and is usually led by our choir.

A special Evensong led by our Choir to mark Lord Mayor's Show Day.

The Eucharist is celebrated each day at the Cathedral, with the principal celebration taking place on Sunday morning at 11.15am.

The Eucharist is celebrated each day at the Cathedral, with the principal celebration taking place on Sunday morning at 11.15am.

This spoken service only occurs on days when there is no choir in the Cathedral, such as during school holidays.

This spoken service only occurs on days when there is no choir in the Cathedral, such as during school holidays.

Sir Simon Rattle directs the London Symphony Orchestra in a spectacular, site-specific performance of Berlioz’s colossal Grande symphonie funèbre et triomphale.