St Martin’s .Digital

Welcome to StMartins.Digital – the online space for enjoying music and reflections from St Martin-in-the-Fields. Recordings from St Martin’s Voices, sermons and meditations from the church are uploaded weekly.

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Sermon (26.07)

Sermon (26.07)

A sermon preached at St Martin-in-the-Fields on Sunday 26th of July 2026, by Revd Sarah Archer.

Reflections from Bread for the World (22.07)

Reflections from Bread for the World (22.07)

Reflections: ‘Sacred listening – the power of listening to shape our deepening discipleship together’ by Revd Catherine Duce. Preached at St Martin-in-the-Fields during Bread for the World on Wednesday 22nd of July 2026.

Contemplative Prayer (04.07)

Contemplative Prayer (04.07)

Nazareth Contemplative Prayer on Saturday 4th of July 2026, with Revd Catherine Duce in Windsor Park, London.

Sermon (19.07)

Sermon (19.07)

A sermon preached at St Martin-in-the-Fields on Sunday 19th of July 2026, by Revd Andrew Woodward.

Sermon (12.07)

Sermon (12.07)

A sermon preached at St Martin-in-the-Fields on Sunday 12th of July 2026, by Revd Dr Sam Wells.

Reflections from Bread for the World (08.07)

Reflections from Bread for the World (08.07)

Reflections: ‘Seeing the overlooked’ by Mike Wooldridge and Nora Dennehy of WOMA Trust Project preached at St Martin-in-the-Fields during Bread for the World on Wednesday 8th of July 2026.

Autumn Lecture Series 2025: Michael Ignatieff (28.10)

Autumn Lecture Series 2025: Michael Ignatieff (28.10)

Michael Ignatieff is a distinguished Canadian academic, author, and former politician. Educated at the University of Toronto and Harvard, he specialises in human rights, international affairs, and political philosophy.

Autumn Lecture Series 2025: Gwen Adshead (13.10)

Autumn Lecture Series 2025: Gwen Adshead (13.10)

Dr Gwen Adshead is a distinguished forensic psychiatrist and psychotherapist with nearly three decades of experience in the NHS, including work in prisons and secure hospitals like Broadmoor.