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We are recruiting, Church Manager vacancy!

Katya Johnston — Mon, 16 Mar 2026 16:15:01 +0000

We are recruiting, Church Manager vacancy

An exciting opportunity has arisen to join the team at St Clement Danes, the Central Church of the Royal Air Force, as the Church Manager. This is an ideal opportunity for someone looking to work in a varied, historic, yet dynamic, environment. St Clement Danes is multifaceted space; a working church, a space for cultural and musical events, a key part of RAF ceremonial life, a museum, a memorial, and so much more.

You can read more about the Church Manager position, about the church, and apply for the post on the Civil Service Jobs website at the link below:

Apply here

St Clement Danes is the spiritual home of the Royal Air Force, and a living memorial for both the Service and the Nation as well as a symbol of the abiding courage and spiritual fortitude of Royal Air Force personnel. The building (Grade 1 listed) is both a place for private pilgrimage and national ceremony. It is an extremely high profile and significant sacred space for the whole RAF community, and others, both nationally and internationally.

The church manager is responsible for the strategic and operational leadership of St Clement Danes Church, the central Church of the Royal Air Force and a Grade I listed, 17th century building of national significance.

This executive officer post combines governance, operational management, financial accountability, heritage stewardship, public engagement, and team leadership within a uniquely visible and symbolically important environment.

St Clement Danes is simultaneously:

A working RAF church
A national memorial
A ceremonial and events venue
A public heritage site

The church manager ensures that all these functions operate cohesively and professionally, maintaining the highest standards of a national institution and living memorial.

The post-holder serves as the central coordinating figure in the daily life of the church, bringing together clergy, trustees, RAF chaplaincy, musicians, vergers, stewards, contractors, and volunteers to deliver a safe, welcoming and dignified environment.

This is a highly varied and people facing role requiring:

Professional judgement
Emotional intelligence
Operational resilience
Financial competence
The ability to remain calm and decisive in a dynamic public setting

Read the full job description here

Church Manager vacancy: Civil Service Jobs

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2025 Heritage Open days at SCD

Katya Johnston — Wed, 27 Aug 2025 13:56:58 +0000

2025 Heritage Open Days at St Clement Danes this September

This September, St Clement Danes is taking part in the Heritage Open Days on selected days from the 12th - 21st.

Heritage Open Days is England's largest community led festival of history and culture, involving thousands of local volunteers and organisations. Each year in September it brings people together to celebrate their heritage, community and history. Stories are told, traditions explored, and histories brought to life. It's your chance to see hidden places and try out new experiences- and it's all free.

SCD will be open to the public as usual during the Heritage Open Days and the church's historic crypt will be open too.

Sunday recital: Charlie Newsome Hubbard & Malachy Frame, Soloist & Piano duo

On Sunday 14th September at 13.30 there will be a free afternoon recital by the by Charlie Newsome Hubbard & Malachy Frame.

Malachy Frame (baritone) and Charlie Newsome-Hubbard (piano) will perform a recital of 19th century German Lieder, featuring one of Schumann’s seminal song cycles, Liederkreis Op.39.

Belfast-born Malachy Frame is a ‘Rising Star of the Enlightenment’ with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment for 2023-25. He is an award-winning concert and operatic soloist, performing frequently with renowned period ensembles and opera companies.

This short recital is free to attend, with a suggested donation of £10.

Free lunchtime recital: Joseph Hancock & Amy Bach

On Wednesday 17th September at 13.00, students from the Royal Academy of Music will be performing a free lunchtime recital with more of Schumann's Liederkreis Op 39.

Dates and times:
Saturday 13th September 10.00-15.00
Sunday 14th September 12.00-15.00
Wednesday 17th September 10.00-12.00 and 13.00-16.00
Thursday 18th September 10.00-14.30
Friday 19th September 10.00-12.00 and 13.00-16.00
Sunday 21st September 12.00-15.00

*Unfortuantely, the church will no longer be open on Friday 12th September for the Open Days

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SCD welcomes new resident chaplain

Katya Johnston — Thu, 17 Jul 2025 11:43:49 +0000

St Clement Danes welcomes new Resident Chaplain

We are pleased to share that St Clement Danes has welcomed a new Resident Chaplain at the church. The Reverend (Wg Cdr) Ashley Mitchell KHC started in his post in June 2025.

Padre Ashley Mitchell is currently serving as the Resident Chaplain of St Clement Danes, the Central Church of the Royal Air Force, and officiating chaplain to MOD Main Building in Central London. Prior to this he was Senior Chaplain at RAF Halton from 2019-2025, responsible for the delivery of whole force chaplaincy. In recent years he has also deployed as the Op SHADER (Air) Chaplain based with HQ 903 EAW at RAF Akrotiri and travelling throughout the BME (Aug -Dec 23) and the Op KIPION (Air) Chaplain around the Arabian Peninsula (Oct 19 – Feb 20).

Prior to arriving at RAF Halton, he was Chaplain to the European Joint Support Unit, based at SHAPE in Belgium, supporting Service Personnel and their families across Europe and Turkey. He has also served as Senior Chaplain to RAF Marham. Previous tours have included RAF High Wycombe as Station Chaplain and SO1 Chaplaincy Personnel, Policy and Plans, RAF Odiham, serving on the directing staff at Amport House, RAF Cosford and as chaplain to ‘Joint Force Harrier’ based at RAF Wittering as well as several Army units. He has served on deployments to the Balkans, Northern Ireland, Belize, the Middle East, Afghanistan, Libya and the Falkland Islands. Born in Swansea, he was educated in Wales, Leeds and Cambridge, where he was prepared for ordination at Ridley Hall Theological College. Prior to serving as a military chaplain, he was Minor Canon of St Asaph Cathedral in North Wales.

Padre Mitchell was appointed Honorary Chaplain to HM King Charles III in 2023.

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St Clement Danes holds RAF Founders’ Day Service

Katya Johnston — Fri, 25 Apr 2025 13:09:31 +0000

St Clement Danes holds
RAF Formation Service

A service to commemorate the 107th anniversary of the formation of the Royal Air Force was held at St Clement Danes church on Sunday 13th April 2025.

The RAF was formed on 1st April 1918 following the merger of the Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Naval Air Service. St Clement Danes Church in Central London plays a key part in history as the Central Church of the RAF. As well as holding the Books of Remembrance the church also contains over a thousand slate squadron and unit badges in the floor. Many Colours and squadron Standards are laid up in the church. The church's part in the RAF's history is demonstrated most clearly by its annual Founder's Day service commemorating the RAF's formation and rich subsequent history, as well as paying tribute to those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice over the years.

The service was attended by Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton, and other members of the RAF Senior Leadership Team, along with representatives of all ranks from across the RAF. Also in attendance were Lord Mayor of Westminster Councillor Patricia McAllister and the HM The Lord Lieutenant of Greater London Sir Kenneth Olisa OBE

Music was performed by the Band of the RAF Regiment conducted by Wing Commander Richard Murray, Principal Director of Music (RAF), and the choir of St Clement Danes led by the assistant Director of Music Mr Newsome-Hubbard.

The service was led by the Reverend Mark Perry Resident Chaplain of St Clement Danes Church and the sermon was delivered by the Chaplain-in-Chief and Archdeacon for the Royal Air Force the Venerable Dr Giles Legood. The prayers were led by the Reverend Ashley Mitchell (Senior Chaplain RAF Halton) and the Reverend Alasdair Nicoll Deputy Chaplain-in-Chief (Operations).

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Free Recital Series RAM

Katya Johnston — Mon, 02 Sep 2024 13:17:03 +0000

Free Lunchtime Recital Series
In Association with The Royal Academy of Music

All are warmly invited to attend a free lunchtime recital series in association with The Royal Academy of Music.

The featured artists are talented students at The Royal Academy of Music. The recitals are free to attend and run from 13:00 to 14:00 on selected Wednesdays. A retiring collection taken at the end will go towards the students performing, and the work and ministry of St Clement Danes.

Please check our online calendar for further details of the concerts, taking place in October and November in 2024, and in January, February, March and June in 2025, or sign up for our newsletter.

Dates:

2nd October 2024: Lizzie Estrada, Soprano & Thomas Scott, Piano
6th November 2024: Lily Petrova, Piano
15th January 2025: Rachel Kwa, Violin & Lin Xu-Zhang, Piano
5th February 2025: Tsang Hin Hei, Violin, Hiu Ching Wong, Piano & Jonathan Ho Man Fong, Cello
12th March 2025: TBC
4th June 2025: TBC

If you would like to support these concerts, please get in touch. We look forward to welcoming you to one of our recitals soon.

Upcoming Concerts

2nd October: Lizzie Estrada, Soprano & Tom Scott, Piano

Programme:

W. A. Mozart: Abendempfindung, An Chloe & Dans un bois solitaire
Ma se colpia io non ho… Batti, batti o bel Masetto’ from don Giovanni

Franz Schubert: Die Junge Nonne, Rastlose Liebe & Geheimes

Amy Beach- Op.44: The year’s at the spring, Ah, love but a day & I send my heart up to thee

Diminick Argento – from Six Elizabethan Songs: Winter, Dirge & Diaphenia

Ernani Cuenco: Nahan & Kalesa

Lizzie Bett Estrada is a young classical soprano from the Philippines. In the Philippines, she was a scholar at the prestigious Philippine High School for the Arts, under the tutelage of Ms. Camille Lopez-Molina and Mr. Pablo Molina. She graduated with Highest Honors and “Outstanding Student Award” in the field of Music. Lizzie’s classical music experiences includes performances and recitals at St. Leonard’s Church Streatham, London, United Reform Church Caterham, London, The Cultural Center of the Philippines, National Museum of Natural History Manila, Ayala Museum, and Manila Pianos. She has also sung in masterclasses for Hartmut Höll, Prof. Thomas Steinhöfel, Monika Medek, and Arthur Espiritu. She was a prize winner for several vocal competitions, including 1st prize in the Kathleen Ferrier Bursary for Young Singers Competition 2023, 1st prize in the National Music Competitions for Young Artist 2020 (NAMCYA) – Junior Voice Category, 2nd prize in Odin International Competition 2021, 2nd prize in the Maria Carpena Kundiman Song Festival Competition, a finalist in the ASEAN Vocal Competition Junior Category held in Singapore, and a Shining Star Award in Sugree Charoensook International Music Competition 2021. She is currently studying BMus (Hons) –Vocal Studies with Professor Susan Waters at the Royal Academy of Music in London, UK.

Tom Scott has a BMus first class honours degree from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. He now studies a post-graduate degree at the Royal Academy of Music. Music has always featured in Tom’s life; in 2018 he performed Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto in Ely, in 2019 he was the musical director for Ugly Youth performing at the Edinburgh Fringe. He has since been involved with various musical shows, including Oh! What a Lovely War and Sunday in the Park with George with RWCMD. Since being at RWCMD and RAM, Tom has immersed himself in the music world, taking on numerous solo, ensemble and choral works. Collaborating with singers and instrumentalists, he has had the opportunity to work closely with renowned musicians such as Susan Manoff, James Baillieu, Natalie Clein, Simon Lepper, Jayson Gillham, Andrew West, Alice Neary, Ben Tarlton, Robert Plane and Jams Coleman. He is now taught by Michael Dussek and John Reid Tom has had the privilege to perform at many concert venues, including a charity concert to raise money for Ukraine in the University Church of St Mary the Virgin, Oxford. In 2021 and 2022 he performed at the Penarth Chamber Music Festival alongside Ben Goldsheider. In November 2022, Tom performed at Duke’s Hall, Royal Academy of Music, London. In 2023 and 2024 Tom performed at the Italian Cultural Institute and Austrian Cultural Forum, respectively.
At RWCMD in 2020, Tom was awarded the Geoffrey Buckley Memorial Prize and in both 2021 and 2022 he won the Bryan Davies Memorial Prize. He was also the winner of the 2023 John Ireland competition and was nominated for the Musicians’ Company Carnwath Piano Scholarship. In 2023 Tom also won the Trevor Pugsley Prize.

6th November: Lily Petrova, Piano

Programme:

Prokofiev: Selections from Romeo and Juliet, op.75

Schumann: Fantasie in C, op.17

Bartok: Piano Sonata, Sz. 80

Lily Petrova (b. 2003) began her piano studies at the age of six. She received her formative education at The Purcell School of Music with Professor Tatiana Sarkissova and is currently continuing her studies at The Royal Academy of Music under Professor Joanna MacGregor CBE.
As a concert pianist, chamber musician, and curator with a diverse musical background rooted in Bulgarian folk song and dance, Lily champions rarely performed works and explores the boundaries of classical music performance through other art forms. She played a key role in founding the Forgotten Melodies Society, an organization created to provide more concert opportunities for conservatoire students in London and to perform rarely heard pieces.

Subsequently, she founded the Muse and Fashion Collective, aiming to bridge the gap between art forms such as fashion and dance, and to introduce classical music to children. Lily has performed at prestigious venues including Wigmore Hall, Cadogan Hall, St. Martin- in-the-Fields, and the Royal Overseas League. She was invited to perform at a welcoming concert for the Bulgarian Cultural Minister and conductor Nayden Teodorov at the Bulgarian Cultural Institute. Internationally, Lily has performed across Europe in countries such as Italy, Germany, and Bulgaria, including the Bulgaria Hall in Sofia. She has played at the Piano Extravaganza festival in Sofia and recently participated in the first complete performance of Kurtág’s Játékok at the Royal Academy of Music Piano Summer Festival. She is the first prizewinner of numerous international piano competitions, including the Springboard Festival Concerto Competition, which led to her performance of Arensky’s Fantasia with the Brighton Youth Orchestra conducted by Andrew Sherwood. She was a category winner at the Rickmansworth Young Musician of the Year and most recently won third prize at the Pietro Argento Competition in Italy. Lily has received guidance from esteemed musicians such as Bernd Goetzke, Imogen Cooper, Dmitri Alexeev, Steven Osborne, Barbara Szczepańska, Ludmil Angelov, Hinrich Alpers, Sontraud Speidel, and Nicholas Walker, among others. Her chamber music coaches include Adrian Brendel, Nathan Braude, and Nicola Eimer. As a chamber musician, she performed alongside the Kaleidoscope Collective at the Side-by-Side project at the Royal Academy of Music Chamber Music Festival and has toured England with violist Vanessa Hristova. She also performed the Poulenc Two-Piano Concerto at the Bushey Festival.

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Heritage Open days at SCD

Katya Johnston — Tue, 27 Aug 2024 17:02:26 +0000

Heritage Open Days at St Clement Danes this September

This September, St Clement Danes is taking part in the Heritage Open Days on selected days from the 6th to 15th.

SCD will be open to the public as usual during the Heritage Open Days and the church's historic crypt will be open too.

'In Stil Moderno' - Bellot Ensemble perform Baroque classics

There will also be a free afternoon recital by the Bellot Ensemble on Sunday 8th at 14:30.

St Clement Danes welcomes the Bellot Ensemble to the church for a performance of classic baroque pieces. The Ensemble specialize in 16th and 17th century repertoire, with research into written divisions and the contextual texts of the time.

Edmund Taylor - Violin
Pablo Tejedor-Guiterrez - Cello
Daniel Murphy - Theorbo
Matthew Brown - Keyboard

Programme:

Giovanni Girolamo Kapsberger: Libro quatro d'intavolatura di chitarrone, Toccata prima Giuseppino del Biado - 'Ballo di Mantovana'

Biagio Marini: Op. 8, Sonate, symphonie - Sonata Terza varata per il violino

Francesco Cavalli: Gli amori d'Apollo e di Dafne - Lamento, 'Misero apollo'

Giuseppe Mari Jacchini: Op. 1, Cello Sonata in A minor

Giovanni Giolamo Kapsberger: Libro quartro d'ivontalatura di chitarrone - Capona

Giovanni Batista Fontana: 18 Sonatasa, Sonata seconda e violino solo

Claudio Monteverdi: L'incoronazione di Poppea, SV 308, Act 2: 'Oblivion Soave'

Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber - Mystery (Rosary) Sonatas, 'L'Annonciation'

Barbara Strozzi: Op. 8, 'Che si puo fare'

Dates and times:

Saturday 7th September: 10:00-15:00
Sunday 8th September: 10:00-15:00
Wednesday 11th September: 10:00-12:00, 13:00-16:00
Thursday 12th September: 10:00-12:00, 13:00-16:00
Saturday 14th September: 10:00-15:00

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1941 Appeal Update

Katya Johnston — Tue, 16 Jul 2024 20:37:23 +0000

1941 Appeal Update

Message from the Resident Chaplain – The Reverend Mark Perry

St Clement Danes, the Central Church of the Royal Air Force, initiated a fundraising campaign known as the 1941 Appeal in 2022 to support various key projects, referred to as pillars. One significant pillar focuses on the restoration of the historic steeple. I am pleased to announce that the fundraising efforts have been successful, culminating in a generous £2 million donation from the RAF, which has enabled the commencement of the steeple restoration.

The project is now underway, marking an exciting milestone in the life of the RAF’s family church. The entire St Clement Danes team is thrilled to achieve the first pillar of the 1941 Appeal, ensuring the protection and preservation of this historic church for future generations. May I take this opportunity to extend all our heartfelt gratitude to all those who have contributed, whether large or small, to the 1941 Appeal.

I look forward to providing updates on our progress. In the meantime, please be assured that life at St Clement Danes proceeds as usual, albeit with some modifications.

Message from the church team

This is an exciting milestone for St Clement Danes. The whole team behind the church, the Trustees, Friends of SCD, Resident Chaplain and Church Manager, and all the volunteers and stewards are delighted that we will be able to achieve the first pillar of the 1941 Appeal, protecting and preserving this historic institution for the generations to come. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all those who have made donations, large or small, toward the 1941 Appeal.

Works officially started this July with the erection of hoarding and scaffolding at the church and it is likely that the first stone will be lifted from the steeple in mid to late September. The project is a 73 week programme and is set for completion in December 2025. The church will remain open throughout the works and our regular programme of services and events will continue as normal.

Why are the works needed?

On the night of the 10th May 1941, when St Clement Danes received a direct hit by an incendiary bomb, the church almost entirely burned down. The bomb pierced the lead covered roof and exploded within the roof space, setting the church ablaze. The roof galleries, pannelling and stained glass were all consumed by fire. Only the outer walls and bell tower remained standing. The steeple acted as a chimney, funnelling the fire upward toward the steeple where the blaze affected the two hundred year old structure.

Cecil King, who wrote 'With Malice Toward None, A War Diary' (1970) wrote 'St Clement Dane has been gutted and only the spire was alight half way up to the top and sending out showers and sparks - an odd and rather beautiful spectacle.'

Today within the steeple, the original iron dog cramps have deteriorated and rusted to such an extent that the cracking and jacking of the stone warrants the steeple’s entire dismantling and rebuilding. The rebuild is to recreate the steeple exactly as is, with cramps replaced and the stone repaired or replaced.

If you would like to find out more about donating to the 1941 Appeal, click the link below or get in touch at: info@stclementdanesraf.org

Donate

What happens to the 1941 Appeal?

The 1941 Appeal is ongoing and St Clement Danes is still fundraising to meet the next pillar of the appeal.

The appeal was launched on the 10th April 2022 and aimed to protect the safety and longevity of the church for future generations. The first, and urgent aim was to do essential structural works on the historic steeple which is what we are now doing.

The second pillar will look at modernising the crypt in the church, possibly extending it to the full east to west length underneath the main church. It could feature an education centre, cafe, new wash room facilities, exhibition space and music practice room.

Pillar three would look at the renovation of the Harrison & Harrison Organ, which was gifted to the church by members of the United States Air Force. The third pillar would also develop the island on which the church sits for the use of the local community.

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St Clement Danes holds RAF Formation Service

Katya Johnston — Wed, 24 Apr 2024 13:08:35 +0000

St Clement Danes holds
RAF Formation Service

Members of the Royal Air Force community gathered at St Clement Danes for the RAF formation service. The service takes place each year to mark the foundation of the Royal Air Force in 1918.

Each year the service focuses on a theme from the RAF's history. 2024 sees the 100th anniversary of the stand-up of the Royal Auxiliary Air Force, resulting from Lord Trenchard's vision of civilians serving their country by joining flying squadrons in their spare time. and this year's service recognised all the RAF Reserves who serve and have served in the RAF.

RAF Volunteers have been an important part of the delivery of air power by the RAF ever since then, and today's RAF Reserves provide exquisite and niche skills in diverse areas such as medicine, media, cyber and even space by bringing their expertise from civilian life to the RAF.

This year's Formation service, in recognising the unique contribution made by the RAuxAF over the last 100 years, paid tribute to the more than 41,000 RAF Volunteer Reserves who have lost their lives in active service in support of RAF operations.

The service was attended by Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton The Chief of the Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal Ranald Munro Commandant General of the RAuxAF, and other members of the RAF Senior Leadership Team along with representatives of all ranks from across the RAuxAF squadrons.

The service was led by the Reverend Mark Perry Resident Chaplain of St Clement Danes Church and the sermon was delivered by the Chaplain-in-Chief and Archdeacon for the Royal Air Force the Venerable Dr Giles Legood. The prayers were led by the Reverend Ruth Hake Deputy Chaplain-in-Chief (Personnel) and the Reverend Alasdair Nicoll Deputy Chaplain-in-Chief (Operations).

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80th anniversary D-day concert

Katya Johnston — Thu, 18 Apr 2024 11:12:09 +0000

Marking the 80th anniversary of D-day concert

An evening of music and commemoration

To mark the 80th anniversary of the D-day landings in Normandy in 1944, St Clement Danes is pleased to present a concert featuring the Royal Air Force Air Cadets, South East Regional Choir and the St Clement Danes Church Choir.

The concert will support the ongoing 1941 appeal, which aims to raise funding to guarantee the safety and future of St Clement Danes for the generations to come.

Tickets are available here

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Sunday Recital Series 2024

Katya Johnston — Fri, 08 Mar 2024 14:23:41 +0000

Sunday Concerts

Sunday Recital Series 2024

All are warmly invited to attend a new recital series at St Clement Danes that takes place on the second Sunday of each month at 13:30. The concerts are free to attend and are hosted by Ana Beard Fernández.

The featured artists are emerging and established young musicians, covering a repertoire from baroque to contemporary music. We are particularly looking forward to welcoming Liturnia on the 21st April as the new Ensemble Group in Residence at St Clement Danes.

Please check our online calendar for further details of the monthly concerts, or sign up for our newsletter. If you would like to support these concerts, please get in touch. We look forward to welcoming you soon.

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News Archives - St Clement Danes Church

We are recruiting, Church Manager vacancy!

We are recruiting, Church Manager vacancy

2025 Heritage Open days at SCD

2025 Heritage Open Days at St Clement Danes this September

Sunday recital: Charlie Newsome Hubbard & Malachy Frame, Soloist & Piano duo

Free lunchtime recital: Joseph Hancock & Amy Bach

SCD welcomes new resident chaplain

St Clement Danes welcomes new Resident Chaplain

St Clement Danes holds RAF Founders’ Day Service

St Clement Danes holds RAF Formation Service

Free Recital Series RAM

Free Lunchtime Recital SeriesIn Association with The Royal Academy of Music

Upcoming Concerts

2nd October: Lizzie Estrada, Soprano & Tom Scott, Piano

6th November: Lily Petrova, Piano

Heritage Open days at SCD

Heritage Open Days at St Clement Danes this September

'In Stil Moderno' - Bellot Ensemble perform Baroque classics

1941 Appeal Update

1941 Appeal Update

Message from the Resident Chaplain – The Reverend Mark Perry

Message from the church team

Why are the works needed?

What happens to the 1941 Appeal?

St Clement Danes holds RAF Formation Service

St Clement Danes holds RAF Formation Service

80th anniversary D-day concert

Marking the 80th anniversary of D-day concert

An evening of music and commemoration

Sunday Recital Series 2024

Sunday Concerts

Sunday Recital Series 2024

St Clement Danes holds
RAF Formation Service

Free Lunchtime Recital Series
In Association with The Royal Academy of Music

St Clement Danes holds
RAF Formation Service