Reviews of St Lawrence Jewry C of E Church. (Church) in London (London).

St Lawrence Jewry C of E Church

122 Reviews

70 Comments

Church

Anglican church

Guildhall Yard, London EC2V 5AA, United Kingdom

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Information of St Lawrence Jewry C of E Church, Church in London (London)

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This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of St Lawrence Jewry C of E Church

Sunday

Closed

Monday

10am–5pm

Tuesday

10am–5pm

Wednesday

10am–5pm

Thursday

10am–5pm

Friday

10am–5pm

Saturday

Closed

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Reviews of St Lawrence Jewry C of E Church

L. H.

Beautiful church, lots of history and lots of involvement with the City including several Livery Companies. It would be nice to have a few services at say 5:30pm so perhaps people could attend after work in the week, but I guess that's a case of limited demand.... The clergy and assisting staff are friendly and approachable.

S. R.

Church at City of London Guild Hall and home to The Company of Entrepreneurs. Restoration work in progress, looking superb.

M. G.

A Wren master piece. It has the only stained glass image of Edward Strong the Master mason for the building of St Paul's.

C. S.

What a fantastic church , attended a service here for a function. But as of today its under renovation

S. M.

Even though "work and scaffolding" temporarily abounds inside ..this space remains awesome.

T. Z.

Very good place to visit music and prayer always friendly God bless tony

C. E.

The Friday service with Communion at 1:15 is perfect. It gives me a boost on Friday to get me through to Sunday and recover from a hard week but fits well within a lunch hour. The sermons always give me something to think about. The church itself is beautiful with a lot of interesting artefacts, locations and stained glass windows. The guide book is very interesting. Finally, I've only been able to attend a couple but the music productions sound great in the acoustics of the church.

D. K.

Beautiful and relatively peaceful place right outside Guildhall. The pond is a nice spot to stop and relax.

M. C.

Another Wren but steeped in history. I have often sat in a pew to get a moment to myself. I hope it's around for years ahead.

S. B.

This is a nice place where tourist and city workers can have a spiritual and physical rest during the day. They often play instrimental music concerts (check their programme) and carrols around Christmas. You can eat your food while listening to some student training on the organ. Outside concert hours, you cam certainly find a seat. There is a drawing of the city amd its building which shows the damages of WWII bombs.

B. G.

Got married in this church just over 5 years ago. Its a beautiful building, and a great organ inside. Well worth a visit on your walks around the City.

J. B.

Just sang carols and Christmassy choral works to U3A group here, with London City Chorus et al. Beautiful, understated, elegant, light & airy interior crammed to the roof with important historical associations going back to 12th century. Just a tad cold and drafty for complete comfort.

Z. C. (.

Beautiful church in center of city of London

M. S.

Splendid church of the Lord Mayor of London - particularly if you like chandeliers.

N. O.

Stunning church. Great place to have a wedding as well if you're looking for a place in central London. Great staff and music group.

M. S.

==Context== Went to listen to colleague's organ recital ==Pros== Generally well kept church in central London According to the guest organist, one of the best organs in London ==Cons== None in particular On this occasion, the air ambulance had landed in the square outside, so peopple were restricted where they could go in the church in case the windows blew out; suggests a certain structural anxiety ==Conclusion== Worth a visit

S. C.

A very special church in the best city in the world, with the best Carol service gorgeous stained glass windows a warm welcome by a lovely vicar.

j. b.

City of London Guild church, attributed to Christopher Wren and Grade I Listed with an unusual interior. Extensively rebuilt after World War II, forms part of the Guildhall compound and open to the public.