Our people
Meet the clergy, staff, churchwardens and Parochial Church Council who serve St Vedast.
Find out more : Our peopleA living church community, with a long history at the heart of the City of London.
Meet the clergy, staff, churchwardens and Parochial Church Council who serve St Vedast.
Find out more : Our peopleDiscover the history of St Vedast, from its medieval origins to rebuilding after the Great Fire and restoration after the Blitz.
Find out more : HistoryThe history of the parishes united with St Vedast, including churches which no longer survive.
Find out more : The united parishesExplore the historic connections between St Vedast and the livery companies within its parish.
Find out more : Livery CompaniesExplore celebrations, parish life and the history of St Vedast in photographs.
Find out more : PhotographsThe charity behind St Vedast: our registered details, governance, accounts and contact information.
Find out more : Our charitySupporting people in Ukraine through appeals, visits and the delivery of medical supplies.
Find out more : Our Ukraine workSt Vedast is open on weekdays and Sundays, and closed on Saturdays. We have an active weekday congregation made up mostly of city workers, who join us for our weekday mass. We also have a Sunday congregation, who hail from the City and surrounding suburbs, and some who travel in from further afield.

St Vedast is also linked to The Church of the Incarnation in New York City, USA. Located on Madison Avenue in the heart of the commercial district of Manhattan, the church occupies a beautiful landmark building, and boasts a long history of intellectual and social engagement. Regular exchanges and interaction keep the two churches in contact, sharing ideas and people. The Incarnation’s website has full details of their activities and services.

“Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God.”
Hebrews 13:16
Benevolent giving is at the heart of the Christian faith. Whenever funds allow, St Vedast strives to give charitably to causes which help people of all ages and backgrounds, within the locality of the church.