Welcome to Saint Cyprian's
Tradition
Saint Cyprian's is an Anglican Parish of the Church of England in the Diocese of London. The worship tradition is Anglican Catholic. Thus, traditional language is used and aspects of traditional ceremonial have been retained in a reflective atmosphere of reverence for God and one another.
Celebration
We gather to celebrate God's loving kindness towards us in Word and Sacrament and invite you to join us as we find our lives renewed in God’s Communion with us.
Art & Architecture
S. Cyprian's, designed by Sir Ninian Comper and built in 1903, is described in a lecture as "a spacious, whitewashed church of beautiful proportions and restrained detail." It is "a building dedicated to God in which, through the response of our senses to art and architecture, we may taste and see something of how gracious the Lord is." (Read more quotations about Comper.)
The Liturgy retains traditional language and ceremony in a reflective atmosphere of reverence for God and one another.
Location
The Church is at the northern most end of Glentworth St (streetmap), which runs parallel to Baker St and opposite Francis Holland School. The nearest tube is Baker St.
Opening Times
The Church is open around Mass times: on Thursdays from 11.30am – 2pm & Sunday mornings from 9.30am