A traditional service of Holy Communion drawn from the Book of Common Prayer (1662). Readings from the King James Bible. Music is led by the St Giles Quartet (four professional singers) and the organ. There is a sermon during this service.

A sung, traditional service led by the St Giles Choir from the Book of Common Prayer. The service includes sung settings of the psalmody, canticles, prayers, an anthem. Readings are from the King James Bible. The service ends with two hymns and a sermon, and is followed by an organ voluntary. On one evening a month this is a service of Choral Evensong, when the choir present a special setting for the psalms and canticles. See our website for more information.

The Rector warmly invites you to our Michlemas Evensong followed by a fireside wine and cheese reception in the Vestry House.

Choral Evensong is one of the great treasures of the Church of England: an inheritance of Scripture, prayer and music which has shaped Anglican worship for centuries. In the midst of the noise and haste of London, it offers a chance to do nothing except listen, pray and be still.

At St Giles-in-the-Fields, we are delighted this year to have appointed ten Choral Scholars, giving gifted early career singers an opportunity to develop their craft within the musical life of one of London's historic churches. For our Michaelmas Evensong they join forces with the St Giles Evensong Choir, the only voluntary choir in central London to sing Choral Evensong every week.

Whether Evensong is already part of the rhythm of your life, or whether you have never attended before, you are most warmly invited.

A time of prayer and reflection to start the day

A traditional and prayerful service in the middle of the week. The service is drawn from the Book of Common Prayer, with readings from the King James Bible. A short service, perfect for workers in and visitors to the West End.

Want to deepen your life of prayer?

This October, our Lay Minister Wil James is leading a 5 week short course exploring why we pray and how we can enrich and strengthen our own prayer life.

45 minutes each week, after Compline in the Vestry House.

Come and pray with us.

A sung, traditional service led by the University of London Chamber Choir from the Book of Common Prayer. The service includes sung settings of the psalmody, canticles, prayers, an anthem. Readings are from the King James Bible. The service ends with two hymns and a sermon, and is followed by an organ voluntary. See our website for more information.

St Giles in the Fields is delighted to welcome The Revd Maj Christopher Trundle, priest-in-charge of Our Most Holy Redeemer in Clerkenwell. Christopher was born and brought up in Scotland before spending five years at university at Trinity College, Cambridge. He trained for ordination at the College of the Resurrection, Mirfield and was ordained to serve in the Parish of S. Paul’s, Tottenham in 2010. He also served as curate in the parish of S. Gabriel’s, Pimlico before being appointed Priest-in-Charge of Holy Redeemer. Fr Christopher was licensed and installed in November, 2013, and became Vicar in July, 2014. He is also Vicar of S. Mark’s, Clerkenwell a chaplain in the Army Reserve.