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.

2025 marks the 1700th anniversary of the Nicene Creed. Join our friendly and informal discussion group on Sundays in Lent as we explore this summary of key Christian beliefs. A light lunch will be served. We'll be using a workbook by Richard Steel and published this year by Grove Books, which will be available to buy in advance. Please register interest at this link to receive more information and to help us to cater appropriately.

Sunday 9th March 12.15pm-1.15pm - Why do we have the Nicene Creed?
What is a creed? How did the Nicene Creed develop?

Sunday 16th March 12.15pm-1.15pm - I beleive in one God, the Father, the Almighty
We explore the opening, foundational words of the Creed

Sunday 23rd March 12.15pm-1.15pm - And in one Lord, Jesus Christ
Explaining the uniqueness of the only Son of God

Sunday 30th March 12.15pm-1.15pm - Who for us and for our salvation, came down from heaven
Exploring the birth, death, resurrection and ascension of jesus

Sunday 6th April 12.15pm-1.15pm - And I believe in the Holy Ghost
Exploring God as Trinity - Father, Son and holy Spirit

Sunday 13th April 12.15pm-1.15pm - And I believe one catholic and apostolic Church
The Church - what is it and what we hope for.

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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.

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.

Join us for Compline by Candlelight at St Giles in the Fields. A short reflective service of ancient prayers sung to meditative chant. Located on Saint Giles High Street, London, this weekly (term-time) service offers space for tranquility and reflection at the end of the day.