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Come join us for the University Service in St Salvator’s Chapel. The sermon, “You did it to me” (Matthew 25:45) – The Cry for Climate Justice, will be preached by visiting preacher Dr Lorna Gold from Climate Generation. 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.

A 45-minute service of prayer, both spoken and sung by St Salvator’s Chapel Choir.

This service will take place in person only.

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.

Simply Quiet – in the middle of the week the Chaplaincy offers a time of stillness to pause, gather and reflect. All students and staff welcome – come when you can and stay as long as you wish.

Important Information: Those attending in person will no longer be required to reserve a place. All who come will be accommodated up to the room capacity. The collection of contact details for Test and Protect will take place on the day, please arrive no more than 5 minutes before the event start time

This event is conducted by Barbara Davey, Honorary Chaplain.
Email: bd45@st-andrews.ac.uk

A 45-minute service of prayer, both spoken and sung by St Salvator’s Chapel Choir.

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.

A service of night prayer, with music, spoken prayers and silence lasting approximately 30 minutes. A lovely way to end the day. People of any faith, culture, tradition or philosophy of life welcome.

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.

Come join us for the University Service in St Salvator’s Chapel. The sermon, Created for definite service, will be preached by visiting preacher, Jesuit Missions Director, Paul Chitnis. 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.

A 45-minute service of prayer, both spoken and sung by St Salvator’s Chapel Choir.

This service will take place in person only.

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.

Simply Quiet – in the middle of the week the Chaplaincy offers a time of stillness to pause, gather and reflect. All students and staff welcome – come when you can and stay as long as you wish.

Important Information: Those attending in person will no longer be required to reserve a place. All who come will be accommodated up to the room capacity. The collection of contact details for Test and Protect will take place on the day, please arrive no more than 5 minutes before the event start time

This event is conducted by Barbara Davey, Honorary Chaplain.
Email: bd45@st-andrews.ac.uk

Emeritus Professor in the School of Divinity and former Honorary Chaplain Ian Bradley will be returning to the Chaplaincy to talk about his most recent publication. Some thirty years after it was first published, this timely revised edition explores the Christian faith in ecological perspective, and in particular rediscovers significant green themes in the scriptures of Old and New Testaments. Ian will give an overview of the book, and is happy to engage in questions from the audience.

A service of night prayer, with music, spoken prayers and silence lasting approximately 30 minutes. A lovely way to end the day. People of any faith, culture, tradition or philosophy of life welcome.

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.

A 45-minute service of prayer, both spoken and sung by St Salvator’s Chapel Choir.

This service will take place in person only.

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.

Come join us for the University Service in St Salvator’s Chapel. The sermon, The Morning Stars Sang in Chorus, will be preached by visiting preacher, Author of God is Green, Revd Prof Ian Bradley. 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.

Simply Quiet – in the middle of the week the Chaplaincy offers a time of stillness to pause, gather and reflect. All students and staff welcome – come when you can and stay as long as you wish.

Important Information: Those attending in person will no longer be required to reserve a place. All who come will be accommodated up to the room capacity. The collection of contact details for Test and Protect will take place on the day, please arrive no more than 5 minutes before the event start time

This event is conducted by Barbara Davey, Honorary Chaplain.
Email: bd45@st-andrews.ac.uk

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.

All are welcome to a Memorial Service to celebrate the life of JJ Valletta, followed by a reception at the outdoor space by the Observatory building. JJ Valletta, Associate Lecturer in the School of Mathematics and Statistics, died while hillwalking on 25 October last year. This service will give students, staff and friends the opportunity to come together to remember him. All are welcome at the service, regardless of faith or philosophy of life — and the Chapel will accommodate all who wish to come. There will be a retiring collection for Scottish Mountain Rescue and the Andy Jackson Fund for Access. Following the service there will be a social walk, led by members of CREEM, through the Lade Braes to the reception location — subject to the weather conditions.

Simply Quiet – in the middle of the week the Chaplaincy offers a time of stillness to pause, gather and reflect. All students and staff welcome – come when you can and stay as long as you wish.

Important Information: Those attending in person will no longer be required to reserve a place. All who come will be accommodated up to the room capacity. The collection of contact details for Test and Protect will take place on the day, please arrive no more than 5 minutes before the event start time

This event is conducted by Barbara Davey, Honorary Chaplain.
Email: bd45@st-andrews.ac.uk

A 45-minute service of prayer, both spoken and sung by St Salvator’s Chapel Choir.

This service will take place in person only.

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.

A service of night prayer, with music, spoken prayers and silence lasting approximately 30 minutes. A lovely way to end the day. People of any faith, culture, tradition or philosophy of life welcome.

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.

Come join us for the University Service in St Salvator’s Chapel. The sermon will be preached by visiting preacher, Head of Media and PR Christian Aid, Chine McDonald. 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.

A 45-minute service of prayer, both spoken and sung by St Salvator’s Chapel Choir.

This service will take place in person only.

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.

Simply Quiet – in the middle of the week the Chaplaincy offers a time of stillness to pause, gather and reflect. All students and staff welcome – come when you can and stay as long as you wish.

Important Information: Those attending in person will no longer be required to reserve a place. All who come will be accommodated up to the room capacity. The collection of contact details for Test and Protect will take place on the day, please arrive no more than 5 minutes before the event start time

This event is conducted by Barbara Davey, Honorary Chaplain.
Email: bd45@st-andrews.ac.uk

A 45-minute service of prayer, both spoken and sung by St Salvator’s Chapel Choir.

This service will take place in person only.

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.

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 webpage.

A service of night prayer, with music, spoken prayers and silence lasting approximately 30 minutes. A lovely way to end the day. People of any faith, culture, tradition or philosophy of life welcome.

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.

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. 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.

A service to commemorate St Leonard who was regarded as the protector of travellers and carer of prisoners. All postgraduate students especially welcome.

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.

Simply Quiet – in the middle of the week the Chaplaincy offers a time of stillness to pause, gather and reflect. All students and staff welcome – come when you can and stay as long as you wish.

Important Information: Those attending in person will no longer be required to reserve a place. All who come will be accommodated up to the room capacity. The collection of contact details for Test and Protect will take place on the day, please arrive no more than 5 minutes before the event start time

This event is conducted by Barbara Davey, Honorary Chaplain.
Email: bd45@st-andrews.ac.uk

A 45-minute service of prayer, both spoken and sung by St Salvator’s Chapel Choir.

This service will take place in person only.

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.

A service of night prayer, with music, spoken prayers and silence lasting approximately 30 minutes. A lovely way to end the day. People of any faith, culture, tradition or philosophy of life welcome.

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.

Come join us for the University Service in St Salvator’s Chapel. The sermon will be preached by visiting preacher, Church of Scotland Minister, Revd Ewen Gilchrist. Gowns are welcome but definitely not required. An optional, short service of holy communion will follow. Worshippers are invited to follow the procession along North Street to the War Memorial where a wreath will be laid on behalf of the University.

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.

A 45-minute service of prayer, both spoken and sung by St Salvator’s Chapel Choir.

This service will take place in person only.

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.

Simply Quiet at the Chaplaincy offers a time of stillness to pause, gather and reflect in the middle of the week. All students and staff welcome: come when you can and stay as long as you wish.

Important Information: Those attending in person will no longer be required to reserve a place. All who come will be accommodated up to the room capacity. The collection of contact details for Test and Protect will take place on the day, please arrive no more than five minutes before the event start time

This event is conducted by Barbara Davey, Honorary Chaplain, who can be contacted on bd45@st-andrews.ac.uk.

A 45-minute service of prayer, both spoken and sung St Salvator’s Chapel Choir.

This service will take place in person only.

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.

A service of night prayer, with music, spoken prayers and silence lasting approximately 30 minutes. A lovely way to end the day. People of any faith, culture, tradition or philosophy of life welcome.

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.

Come join us for the University Service in St Salvator’s Chapel. The sermon will be preached by Dr Sarah Whittle, Wellbeing Adviser & Coach (Postgraduate), Student Services. 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.

A 45-minute service of prayer, both spoken and sung by St Salvator’s Chapel Choir.

This service will take place in person only.

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.

Simply Quiet — in the middle of the week the Chaplaincy offers a time of stillness to pause, gather and reflect. All students and staff welcome – come when you can and stay as long as you wish.

Important Information: Those attending in person will no longer be required to reserve a place. All who come will be accommodated up to the room capacity. The collection of contact details for Test and Protect will take place on the day, please arrive no more than 5 minutes before the event start time

This event is conducted by Barbara Davey, Honorary Chaplain.
Email: bd45@st-andrews.ac.uk

A 45-minute service of prayer, both spoken and sung by St Salvator’s Chapel Choir.

This service will take place in person only.

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.

A service of night prayer, with music, spoken prayers and silence lasting approximately 30 minutes. A lovely way to end the day. People of any faith, culture, tradition or philosophy of life welcome.

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.

Come join us for the University Service in St Salvator’s Chapel. The sermon will be preached by Alastair Merrill, Vice-Principal (Governance). 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.

A 45-minute service of prayer, both spoken and sung by St Salvator’s Chapel Choir.

This service will take place in person only.

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.

Service of Thanksgiving, to which all graduands and their family and friends are particularly welcome.

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.

Service of Thanksgiving, to which all graduands and their family and friends are particularly welcome.

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.

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.

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.