Welcome to the Lombard Street churches
Located in the City of London, the ancient churches of St Mary Woolnoth, St Edmund the King and St Clement Eastcheap have rich histories yet still play a vital role today.
While providing weekly services for people working in the City, they are also home to various ministries of the Diocese of London and continue to fulfill their roles as places of worship and mission.
We would love to welcome you to one of our services during the week
WHAT’S ON
St Mary Woolnoth
Visitor hours
The church is open to the public Mondays to Fridays, 7 am till 4 pm.
Services
A lunch time service is held on Thursdays from 13:00-14:00 (starting 22 Sept 2022). Come for as long or short as you like.
More information about Sunday services held at St Edmund the King at 2 pm and 5 pm can be found here.
For more information on other services in the area, see the Lothbury and Woolnoth website.
WHAT’S ON
St Edmund the King
Visitor hours
The garden at St Edmund the King is open Tuesdays to Thursdays, 10 am till 4 pm.
Services
More information about IMPRINT Church's services can be found here.
IMPRINT Church meets every Sunday at 2 pm and 5 pm at St Edmund the King or online at 5 pm on IMPRINT TV (YouTube).
Our work
Place of prayer
St Mary Woolnoth is a place of prayer for individuals, for the City and for London.
St Mary Woolnoth is open mid-week during office hours for quiet prayer.
Prayer & worship meetings will be announced on this website.
Embassy of
Amazing Grace
Lombard Street has long been known as the banking street of London and for centuries hosted the headquarters of many historic banking institutions. This strategic position at the intersection of trade has given St Mary Woolnoth and St Edmund the King, the churches in Lombard Street, a platform to speak..
A home for charities and church start-ups
St Edmund's, St Mary's and St Clement's have hosted different organisations over the years. Currently, 3 charities make the Lombard Churches their home:
The Gregory Centre for Church Multiplication (CCX) supports leaders, church teams and diocese across London, England and beyond as they multiply disciples, churches and networks.
Imprint church meets at St Edmund's on Sundays and during the week.
Amos trust is a small creative human rights organisation.
St Edmund King and Martyr
60 Lombard Street
London
EC3V 9EA
St Clement Eastcheap
1 St Clement Court
London
EC4N 7HB