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We extend a warm welcome to members of the public to join members of the Magdalene community in our Chapel for services.

We look forward to welcoming you, whatever your tradition, denomination or beliefs.

The Chapel is a welcoming community offering space, worship and events open to all of any faith or none.

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Holy Communion
9 am, 26 April – 14 June
A simple service followed by a free breakfast.

Choral Evensong
6 pm, 3 May – 14 June
Traditional service with glorious music from the Choir and thoughtful 
sermons from a range of preachers; followed by drinks.

Morning Prayer
Tuesday to Friday, 8.30 am
20 minutes of prayer with Scripture readings

Choral Evensong
Thursdays, 6.15 pm
7 May – 18 June (except 4 June)
A beautiful Choral service with the Choir (no sermon)

Late Services

Candlelit Compline
Wednesday 6 May, 9.30 pm
Ancient plainchant sung in the dark; then port and hot chocolate

Taizé Meditation
Wednesday 13 May, 9 pm
Simple, peaceful singing and silence

Vespers
Monday 25 May, 8.30 pm 
Sung by Cambridge Schola Cantorum lower voices

Candlelit Compline
Wednesday 10 June, 9.30 pm
Ancient plainchant sung in the dark; then port and hot chocolate

Holy Baptism and Confirmation
Sunday 10 May, 9 am
A special service of commitment, led by Rowan Williams

Ascension Day
Thursday 14 May
8.30 am Choral Matins in the Fellows’ Garden
6.15 pm Festal Choral Evensong in Chapel

College Communion and Chapel Curry
Wednesday 3 June, 6.15 – 7.15 pm
All denominations welcome; followed by a curry feast in Hall 7.30 pm

Farewell Evensong
Thursday 18 June, 6.15 pm
With music chosen by departing Choir members

Visiting Choir Evensong
Thursday 2 July, 3 pm
St John’s Primary School, Fulham

Graduands Service
Friday 3 July, 12.15 pm, repeated at 12.45 pm
For all leavers and guests, at the end of the Graduation Garden Party

3 May
Questions Jesus asked
The Dean of Chapel

10 May
‘What do you want?’
The Rt Revd Saju Muthalaly, Bishop of Loughborough

17 May
‘What is that to you?’
Professor Ben Quash, Professor of Christianity and the Arts, King’s College London.

24 May - Whitsun
Commemoration of Benefactors
The annual thanksgiving for our founders and past benefactors

31 May - Trinity Sunday
‘You are Israel’s teacher and do you not understand?’
Professor Jeremy Begbie, Fellow Commoner; Professor of Theology, Duke Divinity School; Affiliated Lecturer, Faculty of Music, Cambridge. Our choir is joined by the choir of St Mary’s Battersea.

7 June
‘If I am telling the truth, why do you not believe me?’
Professor David Fergusson, Regius Professor of Divinity

14 June
‘But who do you say that I am?’
Canon Charlotte Cook, Vicar of Westerfield and Tuddenham with Witnesham, Suffolk; Interim Head of Vocations, Church of England