Our next Theology Reading Group meeting will be held on Sunday 12th July in St Pancras Church. We will start gathering from 13.00 and our discussion will begin at 13.30. The topic will be A Love That 'Rejoices with the Truth': Having Pride in Queer Theology.

On Saturday 4 July from 12.30-3pm, St Pancras is hosting a public drop-in event, in celebration of the International Day of Light.

Saturday 9 May 2026 saw about 85 women gather at St Pancras Church for the second Women's Voices conference in London. Women's Voices was started over ten years ago by Rev’d Dr Liz Shercliff for women in, or considering, Christian ministry of any sort, to meet and reflect on biblical hermeneutics, feminist and womanist theological perspectives and homiletics.

As our partnership with St James’s Piccadilly develops, this month we, at St Pancras, welcome St James’s monthly Eco Contemplative Liturgy to our South Garden, here at St Pancras Church, Euston Road. Everyone is welcome and we hope you will join in person or on-line before our normal Sunday morning service in church at 11am.

After a shared lunch together at St Pancras Church, the congregations of St Pancras and St James's Church, Piccadilly, joined together for a service of evensong, celebrating the feast of St Pancras which falls on 12 May.

Everyone is welcome to join this bi-monthly Theological Reading Group. Our aim is to illuminate scripture through discussion around a selection of texts that span a breadth of history and textual types. SUNDAY, 17 MAY 2026, 1.30pm at St Pancras Church, Euston Road The Importance of Surroundings: Hearing and Listening for Faith in a Noisy World

Enjoy evensong from St Pancras Church on 26 April. Put 10 May in your diary.

We have been pleased to be able to work with UCL MSc students who have selected parts of St Pancras Church Building to feature as part of their study of Aesthetics and Creative Lighting.