Chaplains/Advisors provide a valuable resource for students and staff. Chaplain/Advisers are drawn from faith communities which are members of the Scottish Interfaith Council and Christian churches which are in membership of Action Together of Churches in Scotland . The University is the first HEI to appoint a Humanist to the Chaplaincy team as an Advisor for people from a non faith background.

The University is a very popular wedding and civil partnership venue. The University Chapel and ceremonial rooms make a lovely setting. At least one of the couple in a wedding or civil partnership ceremony must be a Graduate (or son or daughter of a Graduate), member of staff or current student (or a son or daughter). The Weddings in the University button on the Chaplaincy website will take you to all our advice and information. There is a Weddings Organiser to make the Big Day go as smoothly as possible.

To view Services and events (Chapel Services Leaflet 2009-2010) in the Chapel, live as they happen visit the Chapel Webcam.

The University Ten-minute daily service is held at 8.45 am
(Monday - Friday during term until Friday 26 March.)
The readings for each day can be downloaded here: Readings for Morning Prayers
Full details of the readings are available Online from oremus Bible Browser

• Tuesday 9 February, 5:30pm - Choral Evensong - Reverend Professor David Jasper - All welcome.

• Sunday 14 February, 11.00am - The University Service - Love/Marriage/Partnership - Reverend W. Ferguson, Moderator, Presbytery of Glasgow

• Sunday 14 February, 7:30 p.m. Benefit concert for the survivors of the Haiti Earthquake - University Memorial Chapel.
  
  The Spirit of Life Youth Choir has organised a concert for the survivors of the Haiti earthquake. As well as SLYC the concert will feature the renowned classical pianist Aleksander Kudajczyk, and the string orchestra, Cathedral Strings. All proceeds will go to Christian Aid to assist with their efforts to rebuild the countless lives affected by this horrendous crisis. This is a non ticketed event - donations to Christian Aid
  

• Thursday 18 February, 7:30pm - CLIMATE CHANGE FILM – The age of Stupid
  
  There will be a special showing of the acclaimed film The Age of Stupid (released in March 2009 and starring Pete Postlethwaite)
  at the G12 cinema (Gilmorehill building, eastern end of University Avenue) at 7:30pm on Thursday 18 February.
  
  This event is organised jointly by the Wellington Justice and Peace Group and the World Development Movement.
  There will be a short introduction by Liz Murray, WDM Scotland’s head of campaigns and networks and a brief discussion
  afterwards for those who wish to stay. The G12 bar will be open.
  
  Admission free, but donations welcome – proceeds to WDM and the Iona Community’s Growing Hope Appeal.
  
  PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD AND ENCOURAGE YOUR FRIENDS TO COME TOO!