St. Michael's Cornhill

20/04/2026

Looking forward to starting this term’s choral evensong tomorrow evening (Tuesday 21 April) and at the usual time of 6pm - https://www.st-michaels.org.uk/choral-evensong

As ever, we shall be led in our sung worship by our professional robed choir, under Jonathan Rennert - our Director of Music - and accompanied by Ben Markovic, our assistant organist.

Over the next eight weeks, we shall be exploring the truths of the Apostles’ Creed—the words we say together each Evensong—as we join with Christians across the world and throughout the ages in declaring the faith once handed down to us.

Enjoy uplifting choral music from the past five hundred years sung by our professional choir; the traditional words from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer and the King James Version; organ music played on the historic grand organ; and expository Bible preaching.

04/03/2026

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25/02/2026

Next Tuesday, 3 March, join us for this term's post-Evensong Dinner & Discussion at the Crosse Keys. We shall be considering the Quiet Revival - https://www.biblesociety.org.uk/the-quiet-revival - the reported growth in interest in Christianity in the UK.

Explore The Quiet Revival report key findings. From deep-dive articles on Gen Z faith stats to our podcast, get the full story behind the surge in UK church attendance.

24/02/2026

Join us for Holy Communion here at St Michael's at eight o'clock next Tuesday morning (3 March) -

17/02/2026

It is always good to hear from organ recital attendees. Here are thoughts from someone who was here yesterday

One of the real pleasures of a weekday lunch hour in London is not merely the astonishing range of food available — the entire world’s cuisine seems compressed into a few square miles, from Balines…

15/01/2026

Our new series of Choral Evensong starts next Tuesday (20 January) and at the usual time of 6pm. Come for our combination of musical excellence, Book of Common Prayer liturgy and Bible exposition.

https://www.st-michaels.org.uk/choral-evensong/

Enjoy uplifting choral music from the past five hundred years sung by our professional choir; the traditional words from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer and the King James Version; organ music played on the historic grand organ; and expository Bible preaching.

09/12/2025

Lessons & Carols at St Michael's next Monday lunchtime -

Dear friend of St Michael CornhillJoin us here in the City at 1pm next Monday - 15 December - for our Festival of Lessons and Carols, our final service of the year. As ever, our excellent robed choir will be leading our singing and will also perform their own pieces.The service will be led by the He...

08/12/2025

Henry Eatock-Taylor, our Priest-in-Charge, with the Young Freemen prior to their participation in the Lady Mayor's Show last month.

Photo courtesy of Carla Salvatore

30/11/2025

In early today, the first Sunday in Advent, for Christmas tree and decorations being put up by Good Elf (as usual) https://www.goodelf.co.uk/ - thanks, Jay

We are now just aout ready for Advent Carols on Tuesday evening - https://www.st-michaels.org.uk/carol-services/ - the first of our dozen carol services this year.

19/11/2025

6pm Tuesday 2 December - Advent Carols by Candlelight, followed by seasonal refreshments and in association with The Guild of Young Freemen of the City of London.

1pm Monday 15 December - Parish Festival of Lessons and Carols

https://www.st-michaels.org.uk/carol-services/

30/10/2025

"Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all ye lands. Serve the Lord with gladness: come before his presence with singing" - Psalm 100:1,2

Next Tuesday, 4 November, all are warmly invited to join us for this term’s post-Evensong Dinner & Discussion at the Crosse Keys. To mark (at least) 650 years of choral music at St Michael's, the evening will include an interview with Jonathan Rennert, our long-serving Director of Music. The formal part of the evening will finish around 8:30pm.

Thsi term’s dinner will be on Tuesday 4 November, and we shall be marking (at least) 650 years of choral music at St Michael’s with an interview with Jonathan Rennert, our long-serving.