Special Events

Weekly Events

Thursdays 1.00-2.00pm in 3 OB 6 (Chaplain's room)

Bible Study: Faith Stories

Come for a simple lunch and an open discussion with the Chaplain  of the great faith stories of the Judeo-Christian tradition.  This term we will be exploring Exodus.

Special Events

Thursday Organ Recitals at 8.00pm

3 May Benjamin Bloor (Organ Scholar)

Works by Bruhns, Howells, Harris and Messiaen

10 May Steven Grahl (Assistant Organist)

Works by Bach, Bruhns, Mendelssohn and Schumann.

All are welcome to these recitals: free entry with retiring collection.

Saturday 5 May at 6.15pm

Evensong for Fresher Parents' Day

Families and friends of Freshers visiting the college for the open day are welcome to Evensong in chapel.

Thursday 17 May at 6.15pm

Corporate Communion for Ascension with Anthems from the Mound

Preacher: the Revd Dr Erica Longfellow, Chaplain. All members of the college community are invited to worship together for the Feast of the Ascension. If you like supper afterwards in the Founder's Library, please sign up on the lists in the chapel or email the chapel administrator.

Saturday 19 May at 6.15pm

Evensong for the Chorister Open Day

We welcome families visiting the chapel for the annual Chorister Open Day.  For information follow links at www.newcollegechoir.com.

Sunday 20 May at 6.00pm

Confirmation with Sung Eucharist

Celebrant & Preacher: the Rt Revd Dr David Stancliffe (former bishop of Salisbury).  members of college and the choir and school will be confirmed at this service, to which all are welcome. Please contact the chaplain if you are interested in Confirmation preparation.

Wednesday 30 May at 3.30pm

Choral Evensong - Live Broadcast for BBC Radio 3

Everyone is welcome to this service, broadcast live from the chapel.  The congregation is asked to be seated by 3.15pm.

Thursday 7 June at 6.15pm

Choral Eucharist with Procession for Corpus Christi

After Sung Eucharist in chapel, the clergy, choir and congregation will process around the Cloisters continuing a practice begun in the Middle Ages.