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Prayer and worship have been offered on the site occupied by St Mary le Bow for over a thousand years. St Mary le Bow is an active church serving all who work in and visit the City of London. The Church opens before 7 am each weekday, an oasis of peace and stillness in the City. Enquiries about baptism, confirmation, marriage, funerals, confessions, counselling, &c. may be made to the church office. | | Events | Next High Mass
Thursday 17th May at 1.05 pm
High Mass of the Ascension Day Preacher:
| The Revd Matthew Catterick | Rector, The Ascension Wembley Park
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| "Coronation" Mass, K 317
| W A Mozart
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Job Opportunity
Justshare Co-ordinator JustShare seeks a part-time coordinator. Please apply for a Job Description and Person Specification to: The Rector, St Mary le Bow, Cheapside, London EC2V 6AU, or by email . The Rector would also be happy to receive enquiries by telephone on +44 (0)20 7248 5139. |  |
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| St Martin's on the Road
Sundays 13th May to 23rd September, 10 am From the 7th May to the end of September, St Martin in the Fields church in Trafalgar Square is closed as part of a major building renewal project. During that time, the congregation of St Martin's will be worshipping at St Mary le Bow on Sundays at 10 am. Full details are on the St Martin's website . St Martin in the Fields is enormously grateful to the Rector, Staff, and PCC of St Mary le Bow for their hospitality during the period of their church's closure.
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| Thursday 24th May at 4.30 pm
"The Church's Response to Dalit Struggles" A lecture by the Bishop of Madras as part of St Mary le Bow's parish Mission Link. The Bishop will also preach at the Parish Eucharist at 6.05 that evening. | 
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| New Publication
"A History of St Mary le Bow" Plans are now well advanced to publish a 300-page volume of essays dealing with the history of St Mary le Bow in the autumn of 2007. With a foreword by the Archbishop of Canterbury, these essays will cover all aspects of the life of the church and parish since 1080. Please click here for further details and the contents of the book, together with details of how you can become a Patron of the project (for £100) or a Supporter (for £30).
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Organ Appeal
Making Faith Heard In New Ways Latest News: Over £100,000 has so far been raised from corporate and personal donors on four continents to renew our worn out organ and endow an exciting expansion of our music programme covering all ages from primary school students to the most promising young postgraduate musicians. Our donors reflect the diversity of our links in the City of London and beyond. Among the most recent donors: - Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw LLP
- Clifford Chance LLP
- The Institute of Chartered Accountants of England & Wales
Please email for more information, or see the Organ Appeal page of this website.
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Crypt Conservation Management Plan
Consultation Now Open St Mary le Bow's eleventh-century crypt is among the most important Norman structures in London. Please download the conservation management plan here, and let us know your views before May 23rd. |  | A survey of the crypt was undertaken by Laurence King in 1955, before the re-building of the church. His report is available here.
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| Draft Annual Report St Mary le Bow's draft Annual Report for 2006 can be downloaded here. |
| Mission Action Plan
St Mary le Bow's Mission Action Plan can be downloaded here.
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The Place Below
Café The Place Below is a fine, vegetarian restaurant, situated in part of the crypt. It serves delicious fresh food from a menu that changes daily. http://www.theplacebelow.co.uk/
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