Services

London Borough of Camden Civic Service for Remembrance Sunday. As people of all faiths and none gather, you are welcome to join us.

This candle lit evening eucharist for All Souls provided opportunity to reflect on the fragility of life, to support those who grieve, and to remember before God loved ones who have died. The service includes Maurice Duruflé's Requiem accompanied on the organ by St Pancras Church's Director of Music, Douglas Tang who also directs the choir (after just a couple of hours' rehearsals). The choir includes St Pancras Church's Choral Scholars (with solos by Katie Santi and Nat Morl

A chance to pause for reflection at the end of your day and to allow the traditional liturgy, music and prayers refresh your soul. Introit: God so Love the World (Stainer) Responses: (Ayleward) Canticles: Anon. Anthem: Panis Angelicus - Franck Hymn: Lord of all hopefulness, Lord of all joy. Order of Service, download This service starts a series of Choral Evensong services at St Pancras Church between October 2025 and July 2026, on the third Thursdays of each month at 5:30pm

You are most welcome to join us on Sundays for our 11am Parish Eucharist. During September our four voices (SATB) singers will support our worship each Sunday. David Thorne's, St Thomas Mass (congregational service setting) will be used for three weeks and Palestrina's choral Missa Brevis will be sung on Sunday 28 September. We will also be celebrating Harvest Festival on 28 September.

We are pleased to announce the extended hours that St Pancras Church doors will be open from the beginning of September 2025, and the new rhythm of weekly services that is planned.

You would be most welcome to join us on Sundays for our 11am Parish Eucharist. During the August vacation period we have a series of accompanied solo voices to sing the Introits and Anthems at these services; and we return to four voices on the final Sunday (31st August).

Members of the congregation at St Pancras Church travelled down to St James’s Church Piccadilly on Sunday 20 July to join our friends there for their St James’s patronal festival lunch and evensong.

During our 11am Summer Sunday Parish Eucharist services at St Pancras Church we are considering some of the some themes from the opening chapters of the Letter to the Colossians. Written to a young Christian community in Colossae, in modern day Turkey, around thirty years after Jesus was crucified, these short chapters from the New Testament still have the ability to pose questions that are relevant to society, to churches and to each one of us.

As we look back twenty years and honour all those whose lives were lost or changed on 7 July 2005, we will meet at St Pancras Church to pray, keep silence and share hope for the future. Monday 7 July 2025 - 9.40am to 9.55am. All welcome.

Valedictory service of Evensong for Dr. Christopher Batchelor

11am Easter Day 7am Easter Morning Good Friday Ecumenical Walk of Witness