Serving the City in prayer since 1969

Held on Wednesday 14th October 2026 at Goldsmiths' Hall during the National Week of Prayer, under the theme 'Serving Christ in the Workplace'. We heard from City leaders and young City workers, together with prayer, music and song. Two seminars followed.

• Profit, Performance & Christian Values: Friends or Foes?
  Hosted by Mark Greene, Premier.
• Tyndale: Influence & Legacy
  Facilitated by Ben Virgo, Christian Heritage London, and Carl Knightly, London City Mission.

Held at Haberdashers' Hall with 200 guests gathered together to pray. Simon Pilcher, CEO of USS Investment Management, spoke about the work of the Lord. Afterwards, three workshops followed.

• Culture Taker or Culture Shaper?
  Hosted by Bishop Graham Tomlin, Centre for Cultural Witness.
• AI, Faith and the Future
  Hosted by Kevin Bennett, Premier Christian Radio, and Mal Fletcher.
• Sharing the Gospel at Work
  Hosted by Carl Knightly, London City Mission.

In partnership with Bishop Graham Tomlin and the Centre for Cultural Witness at Lambeth Palace, a one-day event at Guildhall, 'Thinking Deeply to Speak Wisely', brought together senior City business leaders. Speakers included Bishop Graham Tomlin, author Glen Scrivener and broadcaster & economist Andrew Dilnot. Tickets were limited to 25 to allow deeper conversation.

Held at Haberdashers' Hall, we were joined by 250 guests who live or work in the City and heard from Jason Roach, a medical doctor by background, founder and senior pastor of The Bridge Church Battersea, special advisor to the Bishop of London, and now Director of Ministries at London City Mission. Three seminars followed.

Held on Wednesday 11th October 2023, this memorable gathering brought together over 250 attendees in person, with many more joining online. Professor John Lennox delivered a thought-provoking talk titled 'A Good Return: Why Do I Work?', offering a stimulating perspective on the biblical principles of work, wealth and wisdom.

A walking tour through the City's rich Christian heritage, retracing the stories of faith woven into the Square Mile.

A special gathering in response to the war in Ukraine, led in prayer by Bishop Sarah Mullally alongside the City community.

Jeremy Brien, Regional Facilities Operations Director at CBRE, shared his testimony and led us in prayer for the City.

Held online during the pandemic and produced in partnership with Intelligent Online, the 2021 breakfast brought the City community together virtually to pray.

The 2020 gathering was streamed to the City workforce at home, keeping the tradition of prayer for the Square Mile alive through an extraordinary year.

A wonderful prayer breakfast attended by many leaders from business and politics. Our keynote speaker was The Hon Dame Bobbie Cheema-Grubb.