Find Evensong near you, today.
St Bride's has two Sunday services throughout the year:
11am Choral Eucharist
5:30pm Choral Evensong
The choir also sings at additional Feast Day services and around 80 special services a year comprising weddings, blessings, funerals, memorials and carol services. Full list of Services & Events
St Bride's, Fleet Street is a warm and welcoming Christian community, and one of the most famous and most fascinating historic churches in Central London.
Known worldwide as the Journalists' Church, if offers a spiritual home to all who work in the media. However, our ministry extends to everyone who lives and works within our parish, and to the thousands of visitors who come to us every year. Our beautiful Wren church provides a place of peace and a spiritual haven in the heart of the city for all who come. With one of the best professional choirs in the country, we are also well known for the outstanding quality of our music and of the worship we offer.
A place of Christian worship for 1500 years, we continue to proclaim the love of God here. Whether journalist, tourist, City resident or worker, you will always be made welcome.
Listen to Webcasts HERE
The Choir of St Bride's, Fleet Street is proud to be the first adult professional choir, and also the first London church choir to offer web-casting of services.
This is very fitting for a church with such strong media links, and I hope it will bring the distinctive and exciting sound of the St Bride's choir to a wider audience.
For those who have not heard us before, the choir is an ensemble of twelve professional soloists, enhanced by the wonderful acoustics of Wren's church and the magnificent Compton organ.
The choir is famed for its versatility, and is equally at home in operatic excerpts and popular arrangements, but the traditional Anglican repertoire is at the heart of what we do.
Listen to Webcasts HERE
St Bride's Choir consists of 12 professional singers: 4 sopranos, 2 altos, 3 tenors and 3 basses. Versatility is key as the repertoire ranges from Anglican chant to traditional sacred repertoire to new commissions to opera to modern song arrangements and singers are expected to perform both as soloists and consummate consort singers.
**NB: Be sure to check the music list link (left column of this page) before travelling to the church, as there can often be discrepancies between that and the times on the calendar below.**




