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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.

This weekend has seen the culmination of months of planning as tree surgeons, arborologists and traffic management specialists attended St Pancras Church for overnight tree pruning above our two adjacent red routes, Euston Road and Upper Woburn Place.

We are pleased and excited to announce that St Pancras church has appointed a team of two new vergers: George Haggett (senior verger) and Samantha McKeever (verger). George and Sam will commence work at St Pancras church in August; so in September we will be able to open our doors for longer hours, offer a more frequent personal welcome to the church and hold additional services during the week.

Discussion, creativity with paint and wool, food, music and talks titled: ‘Christian community outside the church’, ‘All of my Contradictions: queering spiritual practice for authentic community’, and ‘Neon Gods and Organic Resistance’.

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.

Bishop Rose challenged all, especially Christians and churches, to be 'intentionally courageous advocates for the weakest and those in need of sanctuary'.

Lunchtime Concert Update for June and July

St Pancras Church was pleased to host the 2025 Women's Voices Conference on Saturday 10 May 2025 Women's Voices is an ecumenical...