Reviews of Holy Cross Church, Cromer Street. (Church) in London (London).

Holy Cross Church, Cromer Street

45 Reviews

27 Comments

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Anglican church

Cromer House, 98 Cromer St, London WC1H 8JU

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Reviews of Holy Cross Church, Cromer Street

A. P.

What a blessed father and beautiful church!! A place to visit!

L. E.

Lovely church building, nice vicar and liturgy. But I didn't find the congregation that welcoming.

N. B.

Peaceful, eccentric, community centred. The spirit of Kings Cross.

A. D.

Quite but sweet church close to Kings Cross station

G. D.

In need of love

A. r.

Local church open for everyone

G. L.

Local church with much to offer

G. A.

Departure to all destinations.

A. L.

Nice church

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I. B.

Spectacular architecture.

J. C.

A very nice church and father Christopher is very kind. Specially, they had one Chinese Church worship every Sunday Afternoon, if you want to learn how to worship Jesus in Chinese, recommend you come over, you will feel the holy spirit!

G. L.

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P. B.

It was great to see the picture of the rose garden and the 4 mosaic panels on the wall. I was a young social worker and helped the cromer day centre patrons make these panels. Great memories. Thank you for these.

S. C.

Father Christopher is friendly and welcomed new devotees

L. A.

Visited around 11am this Sunday to light a candle andxsay a prayer. Warm welcome by priest. Whilst there an old chap wandered in and asked politely for a drink. Immediately the Priest asked an assistant to get the chap a hot drink and a sandwich. So very kind and heartwarming in this day and age.

M. V.

Thank you for ringing your bell - I’ve missed hearing the Angelus since we’ve been in Lockdown. Church bells have been part of the fabric of London since medieval times and probably even earlier.

I. E.

I go here because it'd where my acting class is located. Cool place. Quiet and beautiful.

N. R.

Historic architecture. The underground being used for asylum seekers and refugees the surrounding is dirty. Very good team especially Father. Help yourself with printed previous sermons.