St Paul's Church in earlier times was used by thousands of people a week as a place of spiritual, social, cultural and parochial support for the local community.
We want to re-incarnate this heritage and in the process restore the physical body of this beautiful listed building by providing in the 21 st century once again a nodal point of contact for local people.
- St Paul's was a new parish church built in 1828 as part of the Million Churches scheme and is a fine example of the early work of the architect Charles Barry.
- It was divided from Islington Parish in 1825 (the interior of the building was substantially altered in 1880).
- It was declared redundant and the parish united with St Judes Mildmay Park in 1980.
- The building was empty from 1980-84 and was badly damaged over this period.
- In 1994 a new lease was signed by the St Paul's Steiner Project. Since then the Project has worked year by year to repair and restore the building.
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