Reformed Church in London

Anglican Church

Georgian place of CofE worship, designed by James Gibbs, with paintings by the artist Mather Brown.

Strand, London, Greater London, WC2R 1ES

Anglican Church

Expansive 14th-century Episcopal church hosting weekly discussions & musical recitals.

Lovat Lane, London, Greater London, EC3R 8EE

Anglican Church

Small Anglican chapel of St Bartholomew's Hospital featuring a 15th-century tower & west facade.

57A W Smithfield, London, Greater London, EC1A 9DS

Anglican Church

The largest Anglican parish church designed by Christopher Wren now also a striking events venue.

5 St Andrew Street, London, Greater London, EC4A 3AF

Anglican Church

Georgian CofE church where Benedict Arnold is buried and where Turner painted city landscapes.

The Moorings, London, Greater London, SW11 3NA

Anglican Church

Elegant Baroque-style place of CofE worship with a tiered spire and lunchtime music recitals.

Fleet Street, London, Greater London, EC4Y 8AU

Anglican Church

Sir Christopher Wren-designed CofE church, on a Strand traffic island, with Royal Air Force links.

Central Church of the Royal Air Force, London, Greater London, WC2R 1DH

Pentecostal Church

Pentecostal church, opened in 1849, with regular services plus music and performing arts courses.

Kensington Park Road, London, Greater London, W11 3BY

Evangelical Church

Contemporary evangelical Christian community church featuring morning & evening Sunday services.

30 Queen's Road, London, Greater London, SW19 8LR

United Methodist Church

Bright place of Methodist and united reformed worship with a community hall and meeting spaces.

Askew Road, London, Greater London, W12 9RN

Church

Church of Scotland parish church reconstructed in a modern style after destruction during WWII.

Pont Street, London, Greater London, SW1X 0BD

Anglican Church

15th-century church that survived 1666's Fire of London and the Blitz, hosting services and events.

St Mary Axe, London, Greater London, EC3A 8BN

Anglican Church

19th-century, gothic-style church with public garden, where Charles Dickens was married in 1836.

Sydney Street, London, Greater London, SW3 6NH

Anglican Church

Built in 1861, this landmark church features Gothic Revival architecture & Henry Holiday paintings.

12 Clydesdale Road, London, Greater London, W11 1JS

Church

Shorncliffe Road, London, Greater London, SE1 5UJ