St Margaret’s Church

A church with the record of Rectors from 1181. A solemn place to talk with the Lord undisturbed. Bibles and worship sheets at arms length go there to pray at your convenience.

Jeremy, the vicar at this fine Anglican church, had one of the most humorous, pithy and spiritual styles I have ever encountered. The lunchtime services, whether communion or the informal ones, are always a delight to attend.

Historic Wren built church that is a haven of peace. Great midweek service at lunch time on Wednesday from 1250-1400, in which one can come and go as one pleases.

The vicar and congregation provide the most welcoming and inspired services in London. A beautiful oasis in the middle of the square mile to contemplate something a little more.

A lovely church. A haven where you can find spiritual uplift in the middle of a busy week. The weekly service rocks.

Wonderful worship and crisp word. Really nice place to go during a pressurized work day.

Grade I Listed parish church with a four-stage tower and cupola/obelisk located opposite the Bank of England on the boundary of Coleman and Bread Street Wards.
Not unexpectedly the elegant interior boasts an impressive complement of handcrafted period wooden fittings and an abundance of ecclesiastical accoutrements and memorials.
Moses and Aaron flank the altar here. An assuring presence amidst the panoply, all enhanced by the natural light filtering through the stained glass windows bearing the coats of arms of Livery Companies associated with the church and its fortunes.

There's a beautiful 1 hour organ recital here every Thursday at 1pm. The organ has a special sound and is very suitable for baroque music. The interval allows Richard Townend, a musicologist, to give a helpful overview on the pieces.