The Chaplaincy is a University provision of pastoral and spiritual support for students and staff of all faiths and none

The University of Glasgow is well served with places for worship, prayer and reflection. Space is provided at the University Chapel, the University Interfaith Room, the University Library, the Veterinary School quiet room, Turnbull Hall Roman Catholic Chaplaincy. At the Dental School, prayer and reflection can take place in available seminar rooms. Meetings and events also take place in these places.
The Chaplaincies are friendly, welcoming places open to students and staff of all faith/non-faith backgrounds or denominations. The University is strongly committed to interfaith working and became the first ‘Friend’ of the Scottish Inter Faith Council (SIFC). Religion and Belief communities and student societies – with the support of the Chaplains – arrange programmes of interesting and stimulating events for students and staff.

• Chapel Services
  University Chapel Daily Service 
  Every day at 08.45 am Monday to Friday during semester time there is a short daily Service (10 minutes) in the Chapel. The Service is led by students and staff of the University.
  

A regular programme of Sunday and Tuesday Services for students, staff and visitors takes place in the University Chapel.  Chapel Programme of Services and Tuesday Concerts

Chapel Services and Chapel Choir Concerts during February 2012

Sunday 5 February, 11.00am  Sacrament of Holy Baptism

Tuesday 7 February, 6.00 pm  Chapel Choir Choral Contemplations

Sunday 12 February, 11.00am  University Service "Love, Marriage and Commitment"
                                                 John Lowrie Morrison (Jolomo)

Tuesday 14 February, 6.0pm   Choral Evensong

Tuesday 21 February, 6.00pm  Chapel Choir Choral Contemplations

Tuesday 28 February, 6.00pm  Choral Mass
                                                 Archbishop Mario Conti

• Vespers according to the Eastern Orthodox tradition will be held in the University Chapel each Wednesday in term time beginning at 5.30pm.
  Clergy from the Greek, Russian and Romanian Orthodox Churches in Glasgow will be conducting the service, and will be available after the Vespers, until 8pm, to talk to students.
  
  
  

• Chaplains, Advisors and Contacts provide a valuable resource for students and staff.
  
  Chaplains and 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.  
   
• Religion and Belief Guide

 

Printed copies of the Religion and Belief Guide 2011-2012 are available on request from the Chaplaincy Secretary.
Telephone: 0141 330 5419 Email: chaplaincy@glasgow.ac.uk

• Weddings in the University 

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). Full information and advice is available in the Weddings in Chapel section and from our Weddings Organisers who will make your Big Day go as smoothly as possible.