St Katharine Cree

28/03/2026

Another amazing Saturday here at the Guild Church for Workers at St Katharine Cree! We painted stations of the cross, share lunch, and took part in a dramatised reading of the Passion story together. Come and join us during Holy Week!

12/03/2026

Come and visit us! Www.stkatharinecree.org/visit

04/02/2026

Join us for an evening of connection and conversation in the stunning surroundings of St Katharine Cree. The Spring Social celebrates renewal and offers those who work in the City a chance to unwind after work, meet new people, and enjoy a unique venue steeped in history.

Break out of the boring pub trip and bring your colleagues to this!

Book now: https://skc.churchsuite.com/events/zfhjkfif

21/01/2026

20/12/2025

Come and join our Spanish speaking congregation in the City of London this Christmas Eve at 6pm for a short service of reflection and celebration.

The first service at Christmas in St Katharine Cree for more than seventy years!

Our English service of Holy Communion happens this Tuesday as normal at 8:30am - but takes a break on 30th.

06/12/2025

We had a fantastic time celebrating the London Cleaners’ Carol service together with our Latin American congregation enjoying Advent today!

We celebrate Christmas at 7pm on Christmas Eve with a Christmas ‘Midnight’ Mass for the first time here for more than 70 years

24/11/2025

On Sunday 23 November, members of the Spanish & Portuguese Sephardi Community and St Katharine Cree gathered on Mitzvah Day with friends and neighbours to celebrate something beautiful taking root in the heart of the City: a new interfaith community garden, regenerated through six weeks of shared volunteering, friendship, and faith in action.

On Sunday 23 November, members of the Spanish & Portuguese Sephardi Community and St Katharine Cree gathered on Mitzvah Day with friends and neighbours to celebrate something beautiful taking root in the heart of the City: a new interfaith community garden, regenerated through six weeks of shared vo...

18/11/2025

🎄🎅🏼There’s something truly special about Christmas at St Katharine Cree — and we’d be delighted to welcome you!

🎶🎄 Our 2025 Carol Service for everyone is on Thursday 4th December at 1-2pm (and mince pies too 🥧 🍷)

All welcome! You can just drop in or stay for the whole service. We have carols and performances from Lloyd's Choir and readings from members of our local business and civic community.

12/11/2025

Our Priest-in-Charge Josh Harris was on BBC Radio London this weekend with Jumoké Fashola to talk about why churches across London are championing the real

Churches are working with Living Wage Foundation and Citizens UK to get more workplaces accredited as Living Wage employers.

Listen back with the link below from 02:11:30

Then come and join us tonight on Wednesday for our Call to Prayer and Action at 7pm!

01/11/2025

We have been remembering loved ones who have died at our All Saints and All Souls service today at the Guild Church for Workers.

Our next bereavement course starts in just under two weeks: https://lnkd.in/e8Unk3eE

31/10/2025

Our next five-week Living With Loss bereavement group starts in two weeks' time on Thursday 13th November here at St Katharine Cree.

Over five weeks at lunchtime the group is a safe space for those who are newly bereaved or for those who have not yet accessed any bereavement support and would benefit from some time to discuss ways in which grief impacts our lives. Register for free now: https://lnkd.in/ewPGuZpS

This group will be discussion based with lots of time to listen and share experiences. You can also just come to sit and listen and be with others who have experienced loss.

The group will be led by experienced members of our Workplace Chaplaincy Team.

https://lnkd.in/ewPGuZpS

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18/10/2025

This week we heard the 376th Lion Sermon 🦁 preached by Professor Vincent Rougeau with a glorious choral evensong led by Revd Josh Harris and Lloyd's Choir 🎶🎵

Professor Rougeau is President of College of the Holy Cross. He spoke powerfully to a packed church about US politics and the situation of refugees and migrants today - drawing on the Scriptures and his own Christian faith and his family involvement in the civil rights movement.

This annual event is a celebration of faith in the City of London and the difference faith can make to our shared understanding of the world and the forces shaping it.