A short said service of Holy Communion (around 30 minutes) to start the day. Coffee and pastries is (usually!) available afterwards if you have time to join us afterwards.

Nos reunimos una vez al mes para compartir una noche de buena comida y conversaciones que nutren el alma. Fe en la Mesa es una oportunidad para juntarnos, compartir y conectar en torno al tema de la fe, en un ambiente relajado y acogedor.
Nos vemos una vez al mes, en un restaurante latino diferente en el sur de Londres. Ven con ganas de disfrutar comida rica y buena compañía — ¡todos son bienvenidos!
La ubicación exacta se te enviará una vez te hayas inscrito, cerca de la fecha del evento.

Join us once a month for an evening of good food and meaningful conversation. Faith at the Table is a chance to come together, share, and connect around the topic of faith in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
We meet once a month at a different Latin American restaurant in South London. Bring your appetite for food and conversation — everyone is welcome.
The exact location will be shared with you once you've signed up, closer to the event date.

​The 376th Lion Sermon will be given at a Choral Evensong, sung by Lloyd's Choir, starting at 6pm. All are welcome.

The preacher will be Professor Vincent Rougeau, who is the 33rd President of the College of the Holy Cross, a leading Jesuit liberal arts college in Worcester, MA. He is the college's first lay and first Black president. Before assuming the position, Rougeau served as the dean of Boston College Law School from 2011 to 2021 and was the president of the Association of American Law Schools. He is a popular and widely respected expert in legal education and Catholic social thought.

We will be welcoming President Rougeau to speak about contemporary challenges for civil liberties in higher education in the US, and why this matters for all of us as we consider the exercise of power in public life.

Professor Rougeau is the first leader of a Catholic institution to give the Lion Sermon since it was founded by Sir John Gayer—who was himself imprisoned for his religious and political views and activities.

Our space is for workers in and around the City of London. Every Friday we are open from 12 noon to 4pm with a soup and bread lunch (and optional faith discussion) at 12:30. Every other Friday there is an afternoon legal advice drop in for members of the IWGB trade union. We have drinks available, a community library, and spaces for you to sit and relax - or make use of our high speed free WiFi.

We run free English classes for low-paid and hidden workers in the City of London, providing a welcoming space to improve language skills, build confidence, and connect with others. Our classes are led by Kitty Montero Junca, who speaks both English and Spanish, supported by a team of 10+ dedicated volunteers.

Classes run Monday to Friday, 10am–3pm, with a hot lunch served between sessions, giving participants a chance to relax, socialize, and practice English in a friendly, community setting. Our approach combines learning with community, ensuring everyone feels supported, valued, and part of something bigger.

Join us for our free Community Art Workshop, led by a talented community member and volunteer. All are welcome to explore creativity, learn new techniques, and connect with others in a relaxed and supportive environment.

Únete a nuestro Taller Comunitario de Arte gratuito, dirigido por un talentoso miembro de la comunidad y voluntario. Todos son bienvenidos a explorar su creatividad, aprender nuevas técnicas y conectarse con otros en un ambiente relajado y acogedor.

We meet Saturdays from 1–3pm.

En español e ingles. Oración, Eucaristía y unción con Óleo Santo para sanación y plenitud.

Prayer, Eucharist and anointing with Holy Oil for healing and wholeness.

A high point of the London Citizens year is the Call to Prayer and Action in Living Wage Week. This ecumenical service brings together churches across the London Citizens alliance with friends and allies including from the Living Wage Foundation to celebrate and to pray for the continued success of this important campaigning work.

The service includes sung worship led by the Gospel Choir of the Catholic parish of St Anthony Forest Gate, with testimony and stories from grassroots campaign leaders and a call to action from ecumenical church leaders.

The service is followed by refreshments and a chance to meet others from across London and beyond.

Today is the Feast of St Katharine of Alexandria - our patron and the saint after whom this church is named.

Every year we hand out Wagon Wheel biscuits to passing workers to celebrate this day, and invite people to come to our Christmas Carols next week! The church is open for prayer and reflection - and we celebrate Holy Communion at 8:30am!

Who was St Katharine?
When persecution of the church began under the emperor Maxentius in the fourth century, Katharine went to the emperor and rebuked him for his cruelty. The emperor summoned 50 of the best pagan philosophers and orators to dispute with her, hoping that they would refute her pro-Christian arguments, but Catherine won the debate. Several of her adversaries, conquered by her eloquence, declared themselves Christians and were at once put to death.

Katharine ended up being killed for her unwillingness to reject her Christian faith - with a wagon wheel famously being used as a method of torture and execution.

Join us at St Katharine Cree for a joyful lunchtime carol service for all our friends and local workers featuring traditional favourites—with a signature SKC twist! Expect a warm, festive atmosphere, mince pies, and a special musical contribution from the wonderful Lloyds Choir.

Whether you're popping in on your lunch break or staying for the full hour, we'd love to see you there.