Join us at St George the Martyr as we remember those we love but see no longer.

All Souls' Day is a time to remember those who have died, to give thanks for their lives and to entrust them to the everlasting love of God.

Our Choral Requiem is an opportunity to bring our grief and gratitude before God. Through beautiful choral music, candlelight, silence and the celebration of the Mass, we hold those we have lost in prayer, in the hope of Christ's resurrection.

The service will be sung by the our own quartet of professional singers in the beautiful surroundings of our historic church in the heart of Southwark.

During the service, there will be an opportunity for the names of departed loved ones to be remembered in prayer.

Whether your loss is recent or many years ago, whether you are familiar with church or have not been for a long time, you are warmly welcome.

Come with friends or family, or simply come as you are.

May they rest in peace and rise in glory.

Practical information

When: Monday 2 November 2026, 7pm
Where: St George the Martyr, Borough High Street, London SE1 1JA
Admission: Free. All welcome.
Music: Professional Choir

The church is a short walk from Borough Underground station and London Bridge.

You do not need to be a regular churchgoer to attend, and there is no requirement to receive Holy Communion. Everyone is welcome to share in this time of remembrance.

We will remember them.

On Remembrance Sunday, we gather as a community to remember those who have lost their lives in war and conflict, to honour their sacrifice, and to pray for peace in our world.

Join us at the War Memorial on Borough High Street for our annual Act of Remembrance, including the traditional two-minute silence, before gathering at St George the Martyr for a Requiem Mass.

As we remember the fallen, we also hold in prayer all those whose lives continue to be shaped by war: those serving in the armed forces, veterans, families who grieve, and communities across the world living with the consequences of conflict.

Order of the morning

10:45am – Gather at the War Memorial
11:00am – Act of Remembrance, including the two-minute silence
11:30am – Requiem Mass at St George the Martyr

Our church has stood at the heart of Southwark for centuries, witnessing generations of the borough's history. Remembrance Sunday offers an opportunity for our whole community to come together in gratitude, reflection and hope.

Whether you are a regular member of our congregation, connected to the armed forces, or simply wish to join your neighbours in remembrance, you are warmly welcome.

We will remember them.

As the days grow shorter and the evenings draw in, join us at St George the Martyr for our Advent Carol Service.

Advent is a season of waiting and expectation, a time to make space for stillness, wonder and hope as we prepare for the coming of Christ.

Through beautiful choral music, familiar Advent hymns, scripture readings and candlelight, we enter the mystery of this holy season together.

With music sung by the Godwine Choir, the service takes place in the beautiful surroundings of our historic church, which has stood at the heart of Southwark's life for centuries.

Whether you worship with us regularly, are visiting for the first time, or simply want to experience the beauty and atmosphere of Advent, you are warmly welcome.

Come as you are. Bring a friend. Begin Advent with us.

Practical information

When: Sunday 29 November 2026, 5pm
Where: St George the Martyr, Borough High Street, London SE1 1JA
Admission: Free. All welcome.
Music: Godwine Choir

Our church is just a short walk from Borough Underground station and London Bridge.

No previous experience of church is needed, and everyone is welcome.