The Church of St Augustine Kilburn is an Anglo-Catholic Parish Church of the Church of England with roots in the 'Oxford' or ‘Tractarian’ Anglo-Catholic movement and a proud tradition of serving its vibrant and diverse community with an active programme of worship and outreach. Founded in 1870, Consecrated in 1880 and affectionately known as 'The Cathedral of North London' is a Grade I listed building and a fine example of Victorian Gothic Revival architecture.