All Hallows By The Tower

Taizé prayers 17/4/19: Please join us for our weekly Taizé Service

Walking in the footsteps of Jesus this Holy Week - special Taizé prayer around the Cross 6pm this evening Wed AllHallowsbytheTower All welcome. #Taizéprayer #prayeraroundthecross #TaizéLondon http://ow.ly/mOnW30osmfx

Eucharist for Palm Sunday: Please join us for a sung Eucharist on Palm Sunday.

Service of Thanksgiving for the Life of Lionel Barrow

Taizé prayers 10/4/209: Please join us for our weekly Taizé Service.

Eucharist for the Fifth Sunday in Lent Passion Sunday: Please join us for a sung Eucharist on the Fifth Sunday in Lent, Passion Sunday.

Eucharist for Cursillo

Service of Thanksgiving for the 25th Anniversary of the Maritime Volunteer Service: Please join us for a Service of thanksgiving for the 25th anniversary of the Maritime Volunteer Service(1994-2019)

Choral Evensong and the Installation of the Reverend Katherine Hedderly: Please join us for a Choral Evensong. with the Licensing by the Right Reverend and Right Honorable Dame Sarah Mullally, Bishop of London and the Installation by the Venerable Luke Miller, Archdeacon of London of the Reverend Katherine Hedderly as Priest in Charge of All Hallows by the Tower and Commissioning as Area Dean for the City of London.

Eucharist for Mothering Sunday: Please join us for a sung Eucharist on Mothering Sunday.

Thank you!
Many thanks to Br Jean-Patrick from the Taizé community and to all the volunteer musicians, singers and congregation from many London churches who contributed to a beautiful Lenten Prayer around the Cross last night at All Hallows by the Tower.
You are all very welcome to join us again at All Hallows any Wednesday throughout the year at 6pm for our regular Taizé service. The only exception is no service next week (3rd April); back to normal every Wed from 10th April onwards. http://ow.ly/y9J130oe7kM #TaizéLondon #Taizé #LentenPrayer

Taizé Lenten Prayers around the Cross: Please join us for a special Lenten Taizé Service. finishing with prayers around the Cross.

Looking forward to the London service of Taizé Lenten Prayer around the Cross with a brother from the Taizé community tomorrow Wed 27 March 6.00pm AllHallowsbytheTower with London churches involved in Taizé worship. All welcome. #Taizé #TaizéinLondon http://ow.ly/69rt30obW4W

Eucharist for the Third Sunday in Lent: Please join us for a sung Eucharist on the Third Sunday of Lent.

Taizé prayers 20/3/19: Please join us for our weekly Taizé service.

Eucharist for the Second Sunday in Lent: Please join us for a sung Eucharist on the Second Sunday of Lent.

Eucharist for the First Sunday in Lent: Please join us for a sung Eucharist in celebration of the First Sunday of Lent.

Taizé prayers for Ash Wednesday: Please join us for our weekly Taizé service.

Taizé service for Ash Wednesday AllHallowsbytheTower tonight 6pm - all welcome. There will be an opportunity to receive the imposition of ashes during this service - an ancient sign of penitence at the beginning of Lent. #AshWednesdayprayer #TaizéinLondon http://ow.ly/GdcV30nWyGF

We attended Christmas Eve service at this wonderfully historic church in London. The congregation was very welcoming, the sermon was spot on, and the atmosphere is unmatched. I highly recommend taking time out in London to worship at All Hallows some time.

Visited today, such a quiet and beautiful place in the middle of the busy city

Very helpful people working there. Beautiful old church and wonderful artifacts.

Very Great British History Building (672 AD) in the Heart of London. Great job done sending missionaries all over the World! God bless all everyone who is taking care of the building.

This really is a hidden gem! Passed it on our way to dinner nearby & came back a few weeks later to see what was inside. Excellent wee museum in the crypt with things from Roman times onwards. Definitely worth a visit.

So quiet and beautiful considering its location. Autumn colours are beautiful

Same vicinity as the Tower of London. I loevd it here. So much history. No crowds. Free entry. This is a working church and you can worship here if that's your bag. All are very welcome.

Our family visited the church for Easter service, and were moved both by the incredible beauty of the church, and by the clear and visible spirit of Christ evinced by the congregation. This is a special place.

It is a great place to visit. Really beautiful, both in sight and feel... A hidden treasure!

If you only visit one place in London visit here! The amount of history is amazing.

I was totally captivated by the atmosphere and the ornate religious architecture.

Truly a privilege to pray in a church of such historic significance, beauty & opulence.

An oasis of spiritual tranquility in a bustling city.



Also thank you to the lady at the desk. She was very helpful.

I had planned on going to St Paul's but they had an event and weren't opening to tourists until 1. So I checked put All Hallows and I'm very glad I did. For one thing it is free to view and the crypt and archaeology in the church, being so old, was fantastic (as someone who is fascinated by that).

I enjoy the taize service on Wednesday's a. It is a gentle way to create some space in the middle of the working week to clear the mind and rejoice at the gifts we have in Christ. Celebrating in song and silence helps to reboot my spirits.

Fabulous place to be. A living and breathing experience shrouded in history. We hosted Christmas Dinner here in 20th of December. Great cooperation from Rev. Bertrand Olivier. Totally recommended.

Enchanting musical evening full of the spirit of Christmas from City Music Services on Friday 15 December. Thank you CMS Chorale, JP Morgan Singers, PwC Choir and friends and soloists.

An oasis in the midst of bustling wonderful City of .Londinium. Lovely staff. Grt service.

A wonderful church in the city of London opposite Tower of London. Have been a few times to visit and listen to the carol services. Very enjoyable. Such a beautiful building with so much history.

A very vibrant church right next to the tower and a wonderful, but small museum. Really worth a visit.

This is going to seem a bit trivial but after seeing the wonderful poppy display in the tower yesterday we really fancied a decent cup of coffee and a cake. It was a beautiful afternoon and we were delighted to find a table outside. Very friendly efficient service, good coffee and ok cake. I am wheelchair dependent and we had taken the trouble to find out that you have a disabled wc. Great access so I went alone only to find a baby changing trolley freestanding on casters was taking up all the floor space and my quite moderate manual wheelchair did not fit in there. WHY Is THIS ACCEPTABLE There are large numbers of disabled people but to take up all the floor space to the point where we can't use it is offensive to us. We try to hang on to some freedom and dignity and thoughtless actions like this really are depressing, especially in a church setting where one might expect more understanding. Jan andersson