London

One of the members of St. Peter’s Choir, Peggy Hatch, wrote this poem to commemorate the choir’s residency at St. Paul’s Cathedral in August 2017. The Dean’s Aisle by Peggy Hatch We line up in the Dean’s Aisle. Facing West in four quiet rows. The velvet curtains drawn. Anticipating. Waiting.

More images from London! Thanks to choir members Ben Liberatore and Colin Dill for sharing these.

The St. Peter’s Residency at St. Paul’s Cathedral, London, comes to its culmination on Sunday, August 13. We have had a wonderful week, and it’s hard to believe that it’s coming so rapidly to its close! Thursday’s “day off” included a trip to Hampton Court, which dates to the time of King Henry VIII. We

Listen to the St. Peter’s Choir as they sing in St. Paul’s Cathedral:

Wednesday was rainy and cool in London – not very surprising, even in August! Like true Londoners (which some of us feel like we are becoming), we opened our brellies and carried on, enjoying as many indoor sites as we could find. Evensong this evening brought praise from those who worshiped with us. One of

A few photos from London — thanks to Ben Liberatore, a member of the St. Peter’s Choir, for sharing these fun moments! sdf

We’re in London! All choir members, chaperones, and most of our “groupies” flew overnight Friday to arrive in London early Saturday morning. Some of us slept, some dozed, others were awake the entire time. Whether we slept or not, we were all a bit groggy, so we settled into the hotel and hostel, and took