Prayer and worship have been offered on the site occupied by St Mary-le-Bow for over a thousand years. St Mary-le-Bow is an active church serving all who work in and visit the City of London. The church opens at 7.00am each weekday, an oasis of peace and stillness in the City. Enquiries about baptism, confirmation, marriage, funerals, confessions, counselling etc may be made at the vestry or via the 'Contact' link

 

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Opening times:

Monday to Wednesday: 7.00am-6.00pm; Thursdays: 7.00am-6.30pm;

Fridays: 7.00am-4.00pm; closed at weekends and on Bank holidays

It is with deep regret that we are currently unable to provide disabled access

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6th August at 1.05pm

Sung Eucharist on the Transfiguration

Music for soprano and organ

Preacher: the Rector

All welcome

 

JustShare Debate: ‘Climate change and the City: scepticism or solutions?’

Speakers: Professor Michael Mainelli (Chair, Z/Yen) and Dr Benny Peiser (Director, Global Warming Policy Foundation), Chair: Stephen Hine, Head of Responsible Investment Development, EIRIS

The debate took place on 13th July at All Hallows by the Tower

 

 

Watch a new film about St Mary-le-Bow

made by Trinity Wall Street -

our transatlantic sister.

Next Concert

Our regular concerts will resume in the Autumn

 

the boyle lecture 2011

professor Jürgen Moltmann will deliver the next Boyle Lecture at ST Mary-le-Bow on Tuesday the 8th February 2011 at 6.00pm

 

ARCUBUS, a new charity based at St Mary-le-Bow, offers City companies and their employees a unique opportunity to support microfinance projects in some of the world's poorest communities. Click on the logo to visit the Arcubus website

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