St Salvator's Chapel

Service of Thanksgiving, to which all graduands and their family and friends are particularly welcome.   The Address Fu thae crocks wi watter, will be preached by Andrew Marr, Journalist and Broadcaster.

This service will take place in person and will be available to watch via livestream. See the ‘Livestreamed services’ section on our Worship web page.

Important Information:

• Face coverings must always be worn by members of the congregation during the service, unless exempt.
• All who come will be accommodated up to the chapel’s capacity. No prior reservation required.
• The collection of contact details for Test and Protect will take place on the day. You will have the option of scanning the QR Code provided using your smart phone, or leaving your contact details with the ushers.

A copy of the QR code Check In Scotland Privacy Notice can be found on our Worship web page, in the relevant documents section.

Come join us for the University Service in St Salvator’s Chapel. The sermon will be preached by Dr Joanna Leidenhag, Lecturer in Science-Engaged Theology, School of Divinity. Gowns are welcome but definitely not required. An optional, short service of holy communion will follow.

This service will take place in person and will be available to watch via livestream. See the ‘Livestreamed services’ section on our Worship web page.

Important Information: Those attending in person will no longer be required to reserve a place. All who come will be accommodated up to the chapel’s capacity. The collection of contact details for Test and Protect will take place on the day.   You will have the option of scanning the QR Code provided using your smart phone, or leaving your contact details with the ushers.

A copy of the QR code Check In Scotland Privacy Notice can be found on our Worship web page, in the relevant documents section.

Chapel Donations: You are welcome to donate both in chapel or online via our Worship web page. Two-thirds of chapel offerings from the Sunday service are given to charity and one-third goes to the work of the Chaplaincy.

THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED.

Please join us in person, or online, for this year’s Alumni Carol Service. The Service will be led by the University Assistant Chaplain, Revd Sam Ferguson, and the University of St Andrews Renaissance Singers will be joining us once again to lead us in the singing of traditional carols.

To join in person, please register online and provide a contact telephone number (for Test and Protect purposes). Facial coverings will be required to be worn unless you are exempt.

To join the online congregation: please visit the Chaplaincy’s website at 7pm (GMT) on Monday 6 December, select ‘Livestreamed services’ and then the ‘View livestream’ link.

We hope you will join us either in person or online on 6 December. Should you be unable to do so, a video of the Service will be available to view on YouTube afterwards.

Come join us for the University Service in St Salvator’s Chapel. The sermon will be preached by the University Chaplain, Revd Dr Donald MacEwan. Gowns are welcome but definitely not required. An optional, short service of holy communion will follow.

This service will take place in person and will be available to watch via livestream. See the ‘Livestreamed services’ section on our Worship web page.

Important Information: Those attending in person will no longer be required to reserve a place. All who come will be accommodated up to the chapel’s capacity. The collection of contact details for Test and Protect will take place on the day.   You will have the option of scanning the QR Code provided using your smart phone, or leaving your contact details with the ushers.

A copy of the QR code Check In Scotland Privacy Notice can be found on our Worship web page, in the relevant documents section.

Chapel Donations: You are welcome to donate both in chapel or online via our Worship web page. Two-thirds of chapel offerings from the Sunday service are given to charity and one-third goes to the work of the Chaplaincy.

To all who have lost a family member, friend or colleague, the Chaplaincy warmly invites you to a Service of Thanksgiving.

This event is for those who are grieving the past or present loss of a loved one and is open to University staff, students and members of the public, regardless of faith or philosophy of life.

The candlelit service will be an opportunity for people to pause and remember their loved one. This simple service of music and readings will offer time to reflect on what was, what is and what will be.

This event will be livestreamed, for those unable to attend in person. You can find the link, on the day, via our Worship web page.

Important Information: Reservation not required. All who come will be accommodated up to the chapel’s capacity. The collection of contact details for Test and Protect will take place on the day. You will have the option of scanning the QR Code provided using your smart phone, or leaving your contact details with the ushers.