Wednesday 20 October -Malcom Sim - Organ Recital
Our good friend Malcolm Sim plays for us on Wednesday 20th October at 1.10. Please come and support him if you can.
Taizé Service, Tuesday 19 October, 6pm. A reflective service of prayer and music, led by the University Chaplain. In person and streamed live via You Tube
Date: Tuesday 19th October
Time: 18:00
Venue: University Memorial Chapel
You Tube link : Chaplaincy You Tube Channel
Join us for the COP 26 IN GLASGOW: MUSIC WORKSHOP - LEARNING THE SONGS FROM TAIZÉ
Date: Thursday 21 October 2021
Time: 19:30 - 21:30
Venue: Wellington Church of Scotland, 77 Southpark Avenue, Glasgow, G12 8LE
Taizé is an international and interdenominational monastery in eastern France (Burgundy) founded in 1940. For over 50 years, the Taizé Community has welcomed young adults from a wide variety of backgrounds for week-long sessions of community building and discussion.
Website: www.taize.fr/glasgow
Prayers with Songs from Taizé: COP 26 in Glasgow
Taizé is an international and interdenominational monastery in eastern France (Burgundy) founded in 1940. For over 50 years the Taizé Community has welcomed young adults from a wide variety of backgrounds for week-long sessions of community building and discussion.
Invited by Glasgow Churches COP26 Coordinating Committee to prepare and lead a vigil and prayers for students and young people in Glasgow, two Taizé brothers will be in the city from 7 – 12 November.
Website: www.taize.fr/glasgow contact: glasgow2021@taize.fr
Programme:
- Thursday 21 October, 7.30 - 9.30pm
Music Workshop: Learning the Songs from Taizé
Wellington Church, 77 Southpark Avenue, G12 8LE
Come and prepare the music for worship led by the Taizé Community during COP26
All singers are welcome!
If you play an instrument please contact glasgow2021@taise.fr beforehand - Monday 8 November, 12 noon
Midday prayer at Glasgow University Catholic Chaplaincy
Turnbull Hall, 13-15 Southpark Terrace, G12 8LG - Monday 8 November, 7pm
Evening prayer at Immaculate Conception Parish Church
2049 Maryhill Road G20 0AA - Tuesday 9 November, 12 noon
Midday prayer at Memorial Chapel, University of Glasgow G12 8QQ - Tuesday 9 November, 7pm
Evening prayer at St Mungo’s Cathedral, Castle Street, G4 0QZ - Wednesday 10 November, 12 noon
Midday prayer at Wellington Church, 77 Southpark Avenue, G12 8LE - Wednesday 10 November, 7pm
Evening prayer at Sherbrooke Mosspark Church,
240 Nithsdale Road, Bellahouston, G41 5AD - Thursday 11 November, 12 noon
Midday prayer at Memorial Chapel, University of Glasgow G12 8QQ - Thursday 11 November, 7pm
Vigil prayer at St Aloysius Church, 25 Rose Street, G3 6RE - Friday 12 November, 12 noon
Midday prayer at Glasgow University Catholic Chaplaincy
Turnbull Hall, 13-15 Southpark Terrace, G12 8LG
For all gatherings, please wear a face-mask, keep 1 m distancing and respect the current health advice
Bill McKibben: “Older People, and People of Faith: What Role if Any in the Climate Fight?”
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Bill McKibben
Date: Wednesday 3 November
Time: 1.pm
Venue: University Memorial Chapel G12 8QQ
Bill McKibben is an American environmentalist, author and journalist who has written extensively on global warming. Bill will be speaking on the topic of, “Older People, and People of Faith: What Role if Any in the Climate Fight?”
The event is free but places are limited – book here on Eventbrite to register: Older People, and People of Faith: What Role if Any in the Climate Fight? Tickets, Wed 3 Nov 2021 at 13:00 | Eventbrite
7 DAYS by Carol Marples, artist for the Soul Marks Trust
Dates: Monday 1st - Friday 26th November 2021
Venue: University Memorial Chapel
Opening Times: 10am-4pm weekdays (noting that services in the Chapel are usually between 12 and 2pm.)
Artist in Residence: Thursdays 1-3pm and Fridays 11am-3pm
Carol Marples presents ‘7 Days’, an installation of seven mixed-media textile panels in the unique, contemplative environment of the University of Glasgow Memorial Chapel.
Taking as a starting point the ancient Hebrew text of Genesis, Chapter 1- telling of the seven days of creation - seven panels, (1M x 1M) were created from re-purposed fabrics, gold-leaf, emulsion, candle wax and thread. From Mid-July to mid-October the panels were installed in seven different gardens therefore handing the works over to the various situational and elemental environments of these places. Changes to the panels over these eight weeks are being documented by the artist – available to see on Soul Marks social media sites and Website. The seven panels will be exhibited during COP26 – in whatever state they have evolved to.
7 DAYS aims to cause us to reflect on the gift of creation. Our role and our place in it, what past and present effects our actions or inactions have caused, and the choices we now make in caring for and repairing it.
http://www.soulmarks.co.uk/7-days-a/
Soul Marks Trust is a registered Scottish Charity: SC 034403
COP 26 Glasgow – Reflection, Prayer + Action Monday, 1 Nov 2021 – Friday, 12 Nov 2021
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Bill McKibben
Date: Wednesday 3 November
Time: 1.pm
Venue: University Memorial Chapel G12 8QQ
Bill McKibben is an American environmentalist, author and journalist who has written extensively on global warming. Bill will be speaking on the topic of, “Older People, and People of Faith: What Role if Any in the Climate Fight?”
The event is free but places are limited – book here on Eventbrite to register: Older People, and People of Faith: What Role if Any in the Climate Fight? Tickets, Wed 3 Nov 2021 at 13:00 | Eventbrite
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Prayers with Songs from Taizé: COP 26 in Glasgow
Dates: Monday 8th - Friday 12 November
Venues: Various Churches across Glasgow
Website: www.taize.fr/glasgow Contact: glasgow2021@taize.fr
Taizé is an international and interdenominational monastery in eastern France (Burgundy) founded in 1940. For over 50 years the Taizé Community has welcomed young adults from a wide variety of backgrounds for week-long sessions of community building and discussion.
Invited by Glasgow Churches COP26 Coordinating Committee to prepare and lead a vigil and prayers for students and young people in Glasgow, two Taizé brothers will be in the city from 7 – 12 November.
Welcome to the Chaplaincy!
Spiritual Life in the Chapel
- Christian Morning Prayer Service
Monday - Friday 08:45 - 08:55 via Zoom
The service will be streamed live via Zoom from the Chapel on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Chapel opens at 08:30
Chapel Music
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17 Oct
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20 Aug
Chapel Choir 2021 - 2022
The University Chapel Choir continue with their series of superb concerts during 2021 - 2022 conducted by Katy Lavinia Cooper, Director of Chapel Music.
News & events
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15 Oct
COP 26 in Glasgow: Prayers with Songs from Taizé:
Invited by Glasgow Churches COP26 Coordinating Committee to prepare and lead a vigil and prayers for students and young people in Glasgow, two Taizé brothers will be in the city from 7 – 12 November. -
15 Oct
7 DAYS by Carol Marples, artist for the Soul Marks Trust
7 DAYS aims to cause us to reflect on the gift of creation. Our role and our place in it, what past and present effects our actions or inactions have caused, and the choices we now make in caring for and repairing it. -
24 Oct
WW1 Centenary
By 2019, 755 crosses filled the Memorial Garden next to the Quincentenary Ceremonial Gates on University Avenue to commemorate University members who died in World War 1. In time for Remembrance Sunday 2020 the garden was redesigned by Billy Bell, Gardener, Estates and Buildings.
The History of University Memorial Chapel
The History of University Memorial Chapel
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History of the Memorial Chapel
Chapel Decoration and Stained Glass Windows
View previous Chapel Services
2021 - 2022
Tuesday 5 October, 6pm
Choral Evensong
Led by The Very Rev Kelvin Holdsworth and The Rev Canon Oliver Brewer-Lennon, Honorary Anglican Chaplains
2020-2021
Tuesday 23 March, 6pm
Choral Contemplations
University Chapel Choir conducted by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music.
March 16 Tuesday, 6pm
Vespers: prayer, reflection on scripture and music for contemplation
Led by Rev Dr.Carolyn Kelly, University Chaplain with the University Chapel Choir conducted by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music
March 14 Sunday, 11am
University Cathedral Service
March 9 Tuesday
Choral Contemplations
University Chapel Choir conducted by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music.
Tuesday 2 March
Taizé Music and Prayers
Led by Rev Dr.Carolyn Kelly, University Chaplain with the University Chapel Choir conducted by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music.
Tuesday 23 February
Choral Contemplations:Bute Hall Windows-Doctors of the Church
Online via Chapel Choir YouTube and Facebook
Wednesday 17 Feb
Ash Wednesday Service Coronach: Lenten Lamentation
A service of music and reflection to begin the Christian season of Lent
Tuesday 16 February
Vespers: prayer, reflection on scripture and music for contemplation
Led by Rev Dr.Carolyn Kelly, University Chaplain with the University Chapel Choir conducted by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music.
Tuesday 9 February Choral Contemplations
Online via Chapel Choir YouTube and Facebook
Tuesday 2 February Taizé Music and Prayers
Led by Rev Dr.Carolyn Kelly, University Chaplain with the University Chapel Choir conducted by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music.
Tuesday 26 January Choral Contemplations: Bute Hall Windows I - Robert Burns
University Chapel Choir conducted by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music.
Tuesday 19 January Vespers: prayer, reflection on scripture and music for contemplation
Led by Rev Dr.Carolyn Kelly, University Chaplain with the University Chapel Choir conducted by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music.
Tuesday 12 January Taizé Music and Prayers
Led by Rev Dr.Carolyn Kelly, University Chaplain with the University Chapel Choir conducted by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music.
Sunday 13 December Service of Lessons and Carols
Sunday 6 December Madrigirls Advent Service
Tuesday 1 December Taizé Music and Prayers
Led by Rev Dr.Carolyn Kelly, University Chaplain with the University Chapel Choir conducted by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music.
Tuesday 17 November, 18:00 Vespers: prayer, reflection on scripture and music for contemplation
Sunday 15 November 08:10 Sunday Worship Radio 4
Rev Dr Doug Gay, Principal of Trinity College, Glasgow, and Rev Dr Carolyn Kelly, Chaplain to Glasgow University explore the mixed feelings experienced when faith has to reckon with the complexities of life on Radio 4 at 08:10 Sunday 15 November.
Tuesday 3 November 18:00 - Taizé Music and Prayers.
Led by Rev Dr Carolyn Kelly, University Chaplain with the Chapel Choir conducted by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music
Explore Taizé
Tuesday 20 October 18:00 - Vespers: prayer, reflection on scripture and music for contemplation.
Led by Rev Dr Carolyn Kelly, University Chaplain with the Chapel Choir conducted by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music.
The Road to Emmaus: part 1.
Online service from the University of Glasgow Chaplain, Rev Dr Carolyn Kelly.
This Too Shall Pass: Reflections on the Emmaus Road, part 2
Online service from the University of Glasgow Chaplain, Rev Dr Carolyn Kelly.
Stay With Us: Reflections on the Emmaus Road, part 3
Online service from the University of Glasgow Chaplain, Rev Dr Carolyn Kelly.
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