Sunday Services
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Holy Communion
09:00 — Lady Chapel, St Bartholomew the Great
Taking place in the beautiful light and peace of the Lady Chapel. It is a quiet and contemplative service, which substantially follows the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. A brief sermon is preached, and a cup of tea or coffee often follows.
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Family Eucharist
10:00 — St Bartholomew the Less
Held on most Sundays of the year in the neighbouring church of St Bartholomew the Less, this service is especially suitable for families with children. A simpler liturgy includes hymns and a short address.
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Choral Eucharist
11:00 — St Bartholomew the Great, also livestreamed
Our principal act of worship in the parish is a choral eucharist in traditional language, with hymns, sermon, and full choral Mass setting sung by our outstanding professional choir. Refreshments follow in our beautiful cloister, which is one of the oldest in London.
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Choral Evensong
17:00 — St Bartholomew the Great, also livestreamed
Our professional choir sings one of the great choral settings of the Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis. The congregation joins in the singing of hymns, and a sermon is preached unless Benediction is celebrated. All readings are taken from the Authorized Version of the Bible.
Weekday Services
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Midweek Eucharist
Tuesdays at 12:30 — St Bartholomew the Less
A short said service, in the beautiful stillness of St Bartholomew the Less. In this Eucharist we pray especially for all those who work and who are being treated in St Bartholomew’s Hospital, and all those requests recorded in the book of intercessions in the church.
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Evensong in the City
19:00, 1st Thursday of every month — St Bartholomew the Great, also livestreamed
Our hugely popular monthly Evensong for all those who live and work in the City. Join us for wonderful music and hymns, vibrant preaching, with wine and free food in our cloister. The service is timed to allow you to come straight from work. If you are interested in joining the choir, please send an e-mail directly to the Director of Music by clicking here.
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