St Paul's Church

St Paul's Church stands in Covent Garden, London, as a parish church designed by Inigo Jones in the early seventeenth century. The church offers wheelchair accessibility within its Covent Garden setting. Known as the Actors' Church, it connects worship in Covent Garden with London's theatre community and performing arts. Its theatre connection gives the building a distinctive public identity. The church has served worship and community gatherings in Covent Garden for almost four centuries. Its gardens provide green space within London's busy West End. The award-winning gardens and event spaces host concerts, musical theatre, fundraisers, family gatherings, and community celebrations. The gardens bring events into a green setting. St Paul's Church also accommodates weddings, baptisms, funerals, and memorial services alongside weekly Eucharist and Sung Evensong. Pastoral support extends through the week for the local community. The church presents a welcoming, inclusive setting shaped by commitments to equality and diversity. Its programme has included Musicals by Candlelight, A Night at the Musicals, and Baby Broadway family concerts. Inigo Jones's design gives the church a clear architectural presence in Covent Garden. Its architecture belongs to the early seventeenth century.