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• Sermon given at the Sung Eucharist on the Third Sunday of Epiphany 2018

  Sunday, 21st January 2018

  Sermon given by The Reverend Mark Birch, Minor Canon and Sacrist

• Sermon at the Sung Eucharist on the Ninth Sunday after Trinity 2018

  Sunday, 29th July 2018

  Sermon at the Sung Eucharist on the Ninth Sunday after Trinity 2018: Bread has been an object of human desire, a sacred object even, for thousands of years. A couple of weeks.

• Sermon given at the Sung Eucharist on the Eighth Sunday after Trinity 2021

  Sunday, 25th July 2021

  Sermon given at the Sung Eucharist on the Eighth Sunday after Trinity 2021: The song that Jesus sings is a redemptive song—a song of love and mercy. You will have noticed we.

• Address given by the Prime Minister on the fifth anniversary of the attacks on Westminster Bridge and in New Palace Yard

  Tuesday, 22nd March 2022

  Address given by the Prime Minister on the fifth anniversary of the attacks on Westminster Bridge and in New Palace Yard: 'Death is swallowed up in victory.' I want to begin by.

• Sermon given at the Sung Eucharist on the First Sunday after Trinity 2022

  Sunday, 19th June 2022

  Sermon given at the Sung Eucharist on the First Sunday after Trinity 2022: There has been much talk of borders in recent weeks. There has been much talk of borders in recent.

• Sermon given at the Sung Eucharist on the Fourth Sunday before Advent 2022

  Sunday, 30th October 2022

  Sermon given at the Sung Eucharist on the Fourth Sunday before Advent 2022: Forgiveness isn't fair. Zacchaeus, in the gospel reading we just heard, was a traitor to his people—not just a.

• Sermon given at Evensong on the Second Sunday before Advent 2022

  Sunday, 13th November 2022

  Sermon given at Evensong on the Third Sunday before Advent 2022: The unknown warrior's burial somehow represents us all. When the Unknown Warrior was buried here in 1920, he was to commemorate.

• Sermon preached at Evensong on the Third Sunday of Lent 2025

  Sunday, 23rd March 2025

  A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

• The Force of a Man and Brother - Siobhan

  In 2017, Westminster Abbey invited young people from around London to respond to the stories and memories held in the fabric of the building. These young consultants reflected on their experience through a variety of outcomes creating a vibrant and eclectic body of work.

• The Groom and his Best Man

  Relive the wedding day of Prince William and Kate Middleton, from the moment the guests arrive to the moment the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge appear on the balcony of Buckingham Palace.

• Look closer

  Visit the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Galleries to see the modern Christian martyr maquette, and many more objects, in real life. High above the Abbey floor, come face to face with the Abbey’s greatest treasures covering over 1,000 years of faith and history. Along with worship, examine objects that teach us about the building of Westminster Abbey, its role in national memory and its relationship with royalty.

• Western Front

  Honouring the Unknown Warrior, a centenary after his burial in Westminster Abbey.

• Westminster Abbey to honour Sir Roger Bannister

  Thursday, 22nd July 2021

  Westminster Abbey is to dedicate a memorial to Sir Roger Bannister, the first man to run a mile in under four minutes and who later.

• The Royal Oak story

  Coronations have taken place in Westminster Abbey since 1066, when William the Conqueror was crowned on Christmas Day. The church has been closely linked with the royal family all through its history, and that continues today with the monarch visiting the Abbey throughout the year. Explore the Abbey's links with royalty and have a go at recreating your own coronation at home.

• Sir Roger Bannister honoured with new memorial stone

  Tuesday, 28th September 2021

  A memorial stone to Sir Roger Bannister CH CBE was dedicated in Westminster Abbey on Tuesday 28th September 2021.

  Memorial dedication Special Service

• Employment opportunities

  Have a look at the job opportunities below. If you think there’s one that’s right for you, go ahead and apply.

• Harry Carter

  The ashes of Harry Carter and his wife lie in the west cloister. He was Clerk of Works at the Abbey responsible for maintenance.

• Samuel Langford

  On the west wall of St Margaret's church is a memorial for Samuel Langford, by sculptor William Stanton. The inscription panel is flanked by columns.

• Sir Charles Rich

  Sailor

  Sir Charles Rich, naval captain, was buried in St Margaret's Church Westminster in 1706 but has no memorial.

• Edward the Confessor

  It is still possible to experience the wealth of educational opportunities without visiting the Abbey itself. Our experienced Learning Officers can join you online and tailor our interactive sessions, costumed characters and virtual tours to meet the needs, interests and age of your class.