Sublime Music Inspiring Faith

St Bride’s, Fleet Street is a warm and welcoming Christian community, and one of the most famous and fascinating historic churches in London. A place of Christian worship for 1500 years, we continue to proclaim God’s love in the heart of the city. We are a thriving and inclusive parish church, renowned for our outstanding music and unique ministry to all who work in the media.

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TODAY AT ST BRIDE'S

8:15 am
Morning Prayer

Morning Prayer

Thursday 19th June – 8:15 am

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4:00 pm
Space for Silence

Space for Silence

Thursday 19th June – 4:00 pm

Space and time for quiet reflection, contemplation and prayer.

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WORSHIP AT ST BRIDE’S

St Bride’s is a very special place of welcome, peace and prayer with a regular pattern of weekly & seasonal services, and a busy calendar of specially arranged events.

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TO ENTER ST BRIDE’S DOORS IS TO STEP INTO 2000 YEARS OF HISTORY

One of the earliest Christian sites in London, St Bride’s has evolved with the people and City around it.

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View of St Bride's between buildings from Fleet Street

VISIT US

St Bride’s Church and churchyard is an oasis of calm amidst the bustle of Fleet Street. The church is open and free to visit seven days a week.

When we are open & how to find us

WHAT'S ON

Lunchtime Recitals

City Schools’ Camerata Choir

A performance of the Duruflé Requiem, Op 9, at our free lunchtime recital.

Tuesday 1st July – 1:15 pm

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Lectures

Olsen Lecture: Luke Johnson

Thursday 3rd July – 7:00 pm

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Sung Service

Brides & Grooms – A service of celebration

Sunday 6th July – 5:30 pm

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A MUSICAL HERITAGE

St Bride’s is renowned for the outstanding quality and breadth of its musical tradition. Our professional choir sings at services throughout the year and is the jewel in St Bride’s crown.

Ministry to Journalism

St Bride’s historic links to printing and journalism continue today and extend to all those involved in the media. Our Journalists’ Altar and annual commemorative service remember those in need, those who have died or those in danger bringing us the news.

Why we are known as the Journalists' Church