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.

A Holy Week to reflect, remember and rejoice.

Come and experience the Hold Space Poetry Festival at the Crypt Gallery, St Pancras Church, from 1-7 April 2026.

Take a look at the range of services we are offering throughout Holy Week and Easter (29 March to 5 April).

Our morning service and Theological Reading Group, yesterday, took into consideration that Sunday 8 March 2026 was of International Women's Day.

Come and Sing Mozart, with orchestra, chorus and soloists. Do come and join in this day of music and singing. Saturday will be filled with choral and orchestral rehearsals leading up to a full combined rehearsal. These amazing Mozart pieces will then be integrated the next day into our Easter Sunday Morning Service (optional).

Students from UCL have recently been visiting St Pancras Church as part of their Aesthetics and Creative Lighting course. With a large array of lighting equipment they have found features of this amazing building and used their creativity to bring new perspectives.

On 15 February 2026, Revd. Jonathan Lee, Associate Priest at St Pancras Church, Euston Road, London, addresses the unacceptable continuing inequality in the Church of England as the House of Bishops, through General Synod, this week, shut down Living and Love and Faith.

It was a joy, last Sunday, to celebrate Anne's birthday together after our morning service, with a cake made by Revd. Sarah.

On Sunday 18th January, at the start of 2026's “Week of Prayer for Christian Unity”, it was a joy to meet with friends from the Friends' Meeting House, St George the Martyr Church, Holy Cross Church, Camden Method Church, St James's Church Piccadilly and St Pancras Church for a “Bring and Share” lunch followed by a short service of prayer, worship, candle lighting and dedication.

About twenty-five people gathered for the opening session of the new Theological Reading Group which brought together people from St Pancras Church and St James Piccadilly as well as some guests from other churches and none. (All welcome!). Lively and enjoyable discussion centred on pre-selected extracts from 'Pearl', 'Revelations of Divine Love' and 'Practical Mysticism: A Little Book for Normal People'

Glorious Music on Christmas Morning: with strings orchestra, St Pancras Church Choral Scholars and an expanded choir, Christmas morning at ST Pancras Church, Euston Road, resonated to the glorious Schubert Mass in G and Corelli Concerto Grosso Op. 6 No. 8 ‘Christmas Concerto’.