St Giles-In-The-Fields

We are seeking a motivated and suitably qualified person for this diverse and interesting role. The successful candidate will have strong computer and internet skills, administrative experience, ability to management of church’s events calendar and a genuine willingness to engage regularly and positively with members of the public. A full job description is available on the church’s website

Join us to celebrate the resurrection with a special festive service led by the St Giles Quartet

A service of prayer and music for Good Friday

A concert for Maundy Thursday featuring the London Arte Chamber Orchestra conducted by Fabrizio Brachetta.
The programme includes the Pergolesi Stabat Mater, J S Bach: Concerto for Two Violins, and Piazzolla: Four Seasons, Buenos Aires. Tickets £8

We are looking to hire a freelance marketing officer. Follow the link below to find out how to apply:
https://www.stgilesonline.org/news/we-re- hiring

We will be holding a special Evensong during the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity during which we will commemorate a group of Catholic priests executed in the late Seventeenth century and buried in our churchyard. We will be joined by the Auxillary Bishop of Westminster and the Archdeacon of London, as well as many of our friends from the local Catholic community. After the service a new plaque will be unveiled to commemorate these events in the north lobby. Do join us for this special service - everyone is welcome.

As Christmas Day arrives, join us as St Giles-in-the-Fields, an historical Central London church, for a celebration of carols and readings to mark this festival day

Join us for a traditional service of lessons and carols to mark the coming of Christmas. Music will be performed by the St Giles Choir and everyone is invited to join us after the service for refreshments.

Join together with friends and neighbours from across the West End for our annual carol concert, led by the St Giles Choir. There will be familiar carols and reflection on the season of Advent and Christmas. Plus, mulled wine and mince pies afterwards. Everyone is welcome!

A number of people have asked where to find the musical settings for Sunday worship on our new website. The answer is on the News page.
Thanks to our dedicated choir volunteers for keeping this up to date!
https://www.stgilesonline.org/news

To mark the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I, we will hold two special services this Sunday. At 10.50 we will gather for the Act of Remembrance, observing the two minute silence at 11am. At 6.30pm, Evensong offers a service of reflection on the theme 'A still small voice', drawing on the poetry of Vernon Watkins.

This Sunday we take time to remember those we have loved and lost at a special Requiem Eucharist Service led by the St Giles Choir, who will sing extracts from the Mozart Requiem. Prayers will be said for the departed and there will be an opportunity for you to light a candle in memory of your loved ones

Have you checked out our new improved website? Let us know what you think: www.stgilesonline.org

The life of the church is never dull: visiting the workshop of stonecarver Philip Surey this morning to inspect a new memorial plaque that will shortly be going up @stgilesfields. Couldn’t have picked a better morning ☀️

Join us to celebrate the illumination of the tower of St Giles-in-the-Fields. The Rt Rev'd Dame Sarah Mullally will be joining us for a special Evensong service to mark this important moment and afterwards we will join together with the community to witness the lighting of the tower. Everyone is warmly welcome!

On the forthcoming two Saturdays, St Giles will be open as part of Heritage Open Days.
We are celebrating Extraordinary Women with a specially commissioned monologue about the life of one of our benefactors, Alicia, Duchess Dudley. It last for 20 minutes and will be performed at 12pm, 2pm and 4pm each day, so pop in and find out more about the history of our amazing church. http://www.stgilesonline.org/blog/heritag e-open-house

was in london not that long ago, and I had the opportunity to see this church, very creepy in the dark, best to never make any changes to this churches exterior, it makes for some good halloween spooktacular fun, just throw some fake giant cobwebs over the church grounds and have a smoke machine making some smoke to add to the scare factor. and hey presto you gotta set for some fun.

The choir gives one a glimpse of heaven. Beautiful palladian church with quite a baroque feel. Sung mass is very high church.

Stopped in for Easter service and enjoyed every minute. I have very fond memories here, It’s a gem in the middle of the city. I’ll definitely come back the next time I’m in London.

Lovely church , a warm pastoral community and Rev Alan is a great preacher .

I was surprised by how Oliver Twist musical turned this beautiful theatre into a city of fog in front of the collage with changing background lights !

Great location for shows like Oliver. Really enjoyed it.

Fabulous evening in a wonderful setting; just perfect!

Excellent venue for brilliantly curated music events.

Came today on a "Sunday off" and was privileged to hear Curate Michael Lynch preach the most inclusive homily I have heard in a long time. Thank you! 10/10.

it's known as the poets church. it's lovely inside and if you're in the area it's nice to check out as it's free but I wouldn't go out of my way unless you're a fan of victorian poets.

Went to a concert here not a service, lovely inside friendly feel x

Really good experience for the 21rpm Music Festival (except for Leila, the woman dj, totally crap).

was in london not that long ago, and I had the opportunity to see this church, very creepy in the dark, best to never make any changes to this churches exterior, it makes for some good halloween spooktacular fun, just throw some fake giant cobwebs over the church grounds and have a smoke machine making some smoke to add to the scare factor. and hey presto you gotta set for some fun.

The choir gives one a glimpse of heaven. Beautiful palladian church with quite a baroque feel. Sung mass is very high church.

Stopped in for Easter service and enjoyed every minute. I have very fond memories here, It’s a gem in the middle of the city. I’ll definitely come back the next time I’m in London.

Lovely church , a warm pastoral community and Rev Alan is a great preacher .

I was surprised by how Oliver Twist musical turned this beautiful theatre into a city of fog in front of the collage with changing background lights !

Great location for shows like Oliver. Really enjoyed it.

Fabulous evening in a wonderful setting; just perfect!

Excellent venue for brilliantly curated music events.

Came today on a "Sunday off" and was privileged to hear Curate Michael Lynch preach the most inclusive homily I have heard in a long time. Thank you! 10/10.

it's known as the poets church. it's lovely inside and if you're in the area it's nice to check out as it's free but I wouldn't go out of my way unless you're a fan of victorian poets.

Went to a concert here not a service, lovely inside friendly feel x

Really good experience for the 21rpm Music Festival (except for Leila, the woman dj, totally crap).