According to legend, St Pancras was martyred as a teenage boy in Rome, 304AD.

This church occupies what is probably the most ancient Christian site in Exeter.

A simple form of Communion, using present-day language and lasting about half an hour, is held at 1.15pm every Tuesday.

On the second Sunday of each month, there is a Communion service at 8.00am, using the 1662 Book of Common Prayer.

Once a month on a Friday evening (usually the third in the month) there is a lay-led meditation with music from Taizé at 7.00pm.

This church is usually open on weekdays.

St Pancras Church, Guildhall Shopping Precinct, Exeter, Devon