Our annual report for 2023

St Mary’s Spring 2024 Quarterly Newsletter

We seek an experienced and creative leader as our Children and Families minister to enable the discipleship of children and families on Sundays and throughout the week. The Children and Families Minister will be responsible for the discipleship and evangelism pathways for children, play an important part in our schools ministry, and engage with our preschool and holiday play scheme.

The role is in the St Mary’s congregational team, is fulltime and has a salary of up to £32,000. Head over to the ‘Join our team’ section of our website for more information on how to apply.

Care for creation film night: 2040

Thursday 22 February at 7pm in the Wilson Room, St Mary’s Church Crypt.

Australian actor turned film-maker Damon Gameau presents himself as a rare optimist in a field of doomsayers. Addressed to his four-year-old daughter, this decidedly upbeat documentary offers a constructive manifesto for combating climate change. He's no academic: a lot of his advice comes down to common sense.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes. Light refreshments will be provided.

St Mary’s is recruiting for the following positions:

Head over to the join our team page for more information on how to apply.

This Lent we will be exploring wisdom from Black spirituality for people of faith using the book "Tarry Awhile" by Selina Stone. This is the Archbishop of Canterbury's Lent book for 2024.

Free Friday Lunchtime Recitals at St Mary’s: Come and be delighted by high quality classical performances in our beautiful church. The concerts will take place on the third Friday of every month at 1.15pm. The concerts are free and you do not need a ticket.

Kate Tolson to leave role as St Mary’s Premises Manager

We are hiring: facilities administrator, 25 hours per week, £25,860 pro rata

Harvest and confirmation celebrations at St Mary’s

Animal workshop at St Mary’s

Thank you to everyone who came along to our family fun day at St Mary's on Saturday 16 September including #mayorofislington who opened our festival.

We are in the process of refreshing the booklets we use in our services.

You can fill in the short survey here.

Wednesday, August 2, will be this year’s Earth Overshoot Day. That is the day when humanity’s demand for natural resources and services exceeds what Earth can regenerate in the whole of this year.

St Mary’s has played a central role in the history of Islington for over a thousand years.

Now you can discover the history of St Mary’s and enjoy a panoramic view across London from its 18th-century tower on a 90-minute guided tour led by Islington Guides Walks.