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Church of England (Anglican)

St Martin-in-the-Fields

London, England · WC2N 4JJ

Diocese of London

Your visit at a glance

St Martin-in-the-Fields is a Church of England (Anglican) church at Trafalgar Square in London, England. Sunday services include Holy Communion at 08:00 and Choral Eucharist at 10:00. Confirm the current schedule with the church before travelling. Church Near Me lists the address, contact details and what to expect below.

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Church service times

The usual schedule recorded for this church. Check the official church notice or newsletter for this week’s arrangements. Times are local to the UK.

Sunday08:00

Holy Communion

Sunday10:00

Choral Eucharist

Sunday17:00

Choral Evensong

Sunday18:30

Evening Service

The church & its community

About St Martin-in-the-Fields

Designed by James Gibbs and completed in 1726, St Martin-in-the-Fields stands at the corner of Trafalgar Square and is one of the most architecturally influential parish churches in the world (its design was widely copied across Britain and North America). It is internationally known for its choral concerts and for its long-standing work with the homeless through The Connection at St Martin's.

Christian tradition
Church of England (Anglican)
Town & country
London, England
Postcode
WC2N 4JJ
Diocese
Diocese of London

A little preparation helps

Planning your first visit

  1. Choose a service. Check the church’s current notice for changes, especially at Christmas, Easter or on bank holidays.
  2. Plan your arrival. Use the address below and ask about the entrance, parking or public transport if you need help.
  3. Let someone welcome you. Tell a steward or welcomer it is your first visit; you can ask where to sit and how to follow the service.
What is worship in this tradition usually like?

Anglican (Church of England) worship follows the rhythm of the Book of Common Prayer and Common Worship. Sunday services often range from a said early-morning Holy Communion to a main mid-morning Sung Eucharist or Morning Prayer, and many parishes hold Choral Evensong later in the day. Services blend set liturgy, hymns, Scripture readings and a sermon. Everyone is welcome, whether you are exploring faith or returning to church.

This describes the wider tradition. The format at this particular church may vary.

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Accessibility and facilities

Access information recorded for this church:

  • Step-free access

Other listed facilities and activities

  • Choir
  • Café in the Crypt
  • Concerts
  • Homeless ministry

Ask the church about your particular requirements, including the route from the entrance to seating and toilets. A listed feature may not describe every part of the building.

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Questions about St Martin-in-the-Fields

Where is St Martin-in-the-Fields?

St Martin-in-the-Fields is located at Trafalgar Square, London, WC2N 4JJ, England. You can open directions to it using the map link on this page.

What denomination is St Martin-in-the-Fields?

St Martin-in-the-Fields is a Church of England (Anglican) church, part of the Diocese of London. You can read more about the Church of England (Anglican) tradition, its beliefs and how it worships on our denomination guide.

What time are services at St Martin-in-the-Fields?

The listed schedule for St Martin-in-the-Fields is Sunday 08:00 (Holy Communion); Sunday 10:00 (Choral Eucharist); Sunday 17:00 (Choral Evensong); Sunday 18:30 (Evening Service). Confirm with the church before travelling, especially on holidays or for special services.

How do I contact St Martin-in-the-Fields?

You can contact St Martin-in-the-Fields by phone, by email or through its website using the details in the contact panel on this page.

Can anyone attend St Martin-in-the-Fields?

Yes. Like almost all Christian churches in England, St Martin-in-the-Fields welcomes visitors and newcomers to its public services, whatever your background or experience of church.

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