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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 7.30am 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

Opening times:

Monday to Wednesday: 7.30am-6.00pm; Thursday: 7.30am-6.30pm; Friday: 7.30am-4.00pm;
usually closed on weekends (please enquire) and bank holidays. Guided tours are available in the summer.
Assisted disabled access to the church is now available at the west door

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the 2011 lecture was given by professor jürgen moltmann

the boyle lecture 2012

given by - professor CELIA DEANE-DRUMMOND - tuesday 31st january 2012

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Lectures, Talks and Debates are becoming available to listen to as audio from this site or to link to videos. In the Debates & Lectures Archive, listen where you see player buttons like these:

St Mary-le-Bow on TV

Michael Portillo's series Great British Railway Journeys recently visited
St Mary-le-Bow where he talked to the Rector and the Steeple Keeper and tried his hand at bell ringing

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21st December at 6.05pm

A Service of Celebration

We marked the 50th Anniversary of the re-casting and ringing of Bow Bells, which inauguration HRH The Prince Philip performed on 21st December 1961. The service took place in the outer vestibule, under the tower.

listen to the bells here

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Admiral Phillip Commemoration 2012

Please note that this service has been postponed and will take place on
Monday 26th March at 11.30am

Admiral Arthur Phillip was baptised at
All Hallows’ Bread Street, now part of this parish, and led the First Fleet to land at Sydney in 1788. All welcome