All Souls Langham Place

All Souls Church is situated on Langham Place, just off Regent Street, in the Marylebone area of London. Its central location makes it easily accessible to both locals and tourists. The church building itself is an architectural landmark, featuring a grand neoclassical facade and a distinctive dome. Inside, visitors can admire beautiful stained glass windows, intricate woodwork, and other ornate details.

Visited for the IAMAI event with John Wyatt. Stunning architecture and the acoustics were good. Where many CofE churches have gone amiss, they’re sticking with the gospel & the Bible. 👍🏼Keep up the good work!

They hold free English classes on Fridays. Teachers were volunteer and were very kind. Dinner is available for £5.

This is a beautiful church right next door to the BBC.

The architect was John Nash, The Prince Regent's architect. Nash was responsible for the majestic sweeping curve design of Regent's Street along with Regent's Park and The Royal Pavilion Brighton.

Outside the church is a bust of this remarkable architect, so when you're next in the West End, go and have a look at the face of the man responsible for the beauty of Regent's Street.

Nearest Tube- Oxford Circus

I joined its Sunday service as a tourist. Their warm welcome team made me feel like this is my spiritual home.

Went to the carol service on Saturday 16th. It was absolutely beautiful it made my trip to London complete. The music the singers and energy and love was the very best. The talk given by Ollie was inspiring and thought provoking. Can't wait to return when I next visit London. Thankyou to everyone who took park.
Christmas blessings to one and all.

Beautiful church, historic architecture. Front façade is filled with history, glass and lead. Screaming hobo in the front made it a little less attractive. Great church filled with music and preaching.

Very much enjoyed the carol service. A joyous time. Music was rocking and great selection of carols and readings. Free mince pie and warm punch at the end.

Nice people. The music was very impressive

One of the finest churches in London for lively fellowship, excellent services, lovely staff, solid and captivating Bible teaching.

This is a church from the 19th century and was designed by John Nash.

It is situated in the district of Marlybone and close to the BBC building.

There is a bust of John Nash in the varanda of the church building.

The church is active in the parish.

This is one of the most stunning and beautiful churches I have ever seen in my life.
First of all the outside architecture and then the beautiful inside decorations! WOW!
And the acoustic is really great!!!

Came here for a spontaneous carol service, and it was amazing. The vicar was funny and cool we all enjoyed his sermon as he made it very relevant and fun. The carol singing was amazing and everyone there seemed great.

This church, designed by John Nash to complete his scheme for Regent Street, was consecrated on 25th November 1824.
Aerial bombardment on 8th December 1940 made it unusable but it was re-opened for worship on 29th April 1951.
A major construction took place from 1st May 1975 including the provision of the new Waldegrave Hall and the Church was re-opened on 2nd November 1976.

Very welcoming church. Contemporary service and music.

Enjoyed a wonderfully uplifting afternoon at their Christmas at the movies event. Thank you All Souls.

Went to a music night at the church called Christmas at the movies . It was a great evening

A really nice piece of architecture that I stumbled across when walking around London. If you are in the area it is a cool site to stop by and see.

Lots of carol services on Dec- come to hear the gospel of Jesus Christ this Christmas :)

Fantastic evening, Ist visit, as we're not local. All Souls orchestra amazing and Conductor, so good! Very welcoming and great place to worship. Saw and heard Lou Fellingham, terrific. God bless everyone involved in a superb evening! 😁