The west towers of Westminster Abbey in the sunshine

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Today's services

Sunday, 7th June 2026
First Sunday after Trinity
8.00am Holy Communion Nave
The Book of Common Prayer; said
10.00am Matins Quire
sung by the Choir of Westminster Abbey

Leighton Responses
Howells Collegium Regale
Howells Psalm-Prelude Set 2 no 2

Order of Service available View Order of Service
11.15am Sung Eucharist High Altar
sung by the Choir of Westminster Abbey

Stravinsky Mass
Guerrero O sacrum convivium
Hindemith Lebhaft (Sonata II)

Preacher: The Reverend Tessa Bosworth Succentor

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3.00pm Evensong Quire
sung by the Choir of Westminster Abbey

Byrd Prevent us, O Lord, in all our doings
Leighton Responses
Byrd The Second Service
Byrd Sing joyfully unto God our strength
Buxtehude Praeludium in C

Preacher: The Reverend Mark Birch MVO Canon in Residence

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5.00pm Organ Recital Nave
given by Iain Quinn

Bridge Organ Sonata in D minor
Rachmaninoff arr Quinn Barcarolle Op 10 no 3
Franck Choral in A minor

6.00pm Sung Eucharist St Margaret's Church
sung by the St Margaret's Choristers and Consort

Ireland Communion Service in C
Eddy Trim the cruisie's failing light
Fletcher Festival Toccata

Preacher: The Reverend Tessa Bosworth Succentor

Order of Service available View Order of Service

Everyone is welcome at these services, free of charge. Security checks are in place upon entry.

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About the Abbey

An architectural masterpiece of the 13th to 16th centuries, Westminster Abbey has become a treasure house of artefacts. This is also the coronation church where some of the most significant people in Britain's history are buried or commemorated.

The King Charles III Sacristy

The King Charles III Sacristy

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