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Chapel Services 2020-2021 Semester 1 Chapel Services 2020-2021 Semester 1 During current restrictions, most services will be available online. Details will be posted as they come to hand. Morning Prayers Monday Wednesday & Friday, 08:45 – 08:55 via Zoom Tuesday and Thursday in Chapel Trinity College Service Tuesdays, 12:00 – 13:00 TBC Anglican Eucharist Thursdays, 13:10 – 13:45 TBC September 22 Tuesday 18:00 Vespers: a short service reflecting on Psalm 1, Broadcast from Memorial Chapel (link to follow) Rev Dr Carolyn Kelly, University Chaplain September 29 Tuesday 18:00 Choral Contemplations I Chapel Choir led by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music with Kevin Bowyer, University Organist October 4 Sunday 11:00 Thanksgiving Service for the Life of a Child Rev Dr Carolyn Kelly, University Chaplain Please note: Family members only due to current restrictions October 6 Tuesday 18:00 Choral Evensong TBC Rev Dr Kevin Francis , Honorary Anglican/Episcopalian Chaplain October 13 Tuesday 18:00 Choral Contemplations II Chapel Choir led by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music with Kevin Bowyer, University Organist October 20 Tuesday 18:00 Vespers: a short service reflecting on Psalm 90 Broadcast from Memorial Chapel (link to follow) Rev Dr Carolyn Kelly, University Chaplain October 25 Sunday 18:00 Welcome Mass at Turnbull Hall (15 Southpark Terrace) Fr Ross Campbell, Honorary Roman Catholic Chaplain October 27 Tuesday 18:00 Choral Contemplations III Chapel Choir led by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music with Kevin Bowyer, University Organist November 1 Sunday 11:00 Thanksgiving Service for the Life of Child Rev Dr Carolyn Kelly, University Chaplain Please note: Family members only due to current restrictions November 3 Tuesday 18:00 Choral Evensong TBC November 8 Sunday 10:45 Service of Remembrance (Service will take place at the memorial on the South Front) November 10 Tuesday 18:00 Choral Contemplations IV Chapel Choir led by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music with Kevin Bowyer, University Organist November 11 Wednesday 10:45 Act of Remembrance November 17 Tuesday 18:00 Vespers Rev Dr Carolyn Kelly, University Chaplain November 24 Tuesday 18:00 Choral Contemplations V Chapel Choir led by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music with Kevin Bowyer, University Organist December 1 Tuesday 18:00 Choral Evensong TBC December 6 Sunday 19:30 Madrigirls Advent Service by Candlelight December 8 Tuesday 18:00 Choral Contemplations VI Chapel Choir led by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music with Kevin Bowyer, University Organist December 13 Sunday 18:00 Service of Nine Lessons & Carols TBC December 15 Tuesday 10:00 University Nursery Nativity Service TBC December 15 Tuesday 18:00 Family Service of Carols and Readings TBC Chapel Choir led by Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music with Kevin Bowyer, University Organist December 16 Wednesday 19:00 OTC Service TBC Rev Dr Carolyn Kelly, University Chaplain Katy Cooper, Director of Chapel Music Kevin Bowyer, University Organist Interfaith Chaplaincy, West Quadrangle The University of Glasgow www.gla.ac.uk/myglasgow/chaplaincy/ .
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