Worship at the College

The two Chapels are both physically and spiritually at the heart of the College.

The Upper Chapel, which can seat 60 people, is a beautiful space, laid out in the traditional collegiate pattern. The Lower Chapel is smaller and more intimate. It has no steps within its sanctuary area, enabling ordained clergy to continue to preside at Holy Communion for as long as they wish and are able to do so.

A series of original oil paintings by James Lynch of the Stations of the Cross hangs in the Upper Corridor. You can see all fifteen paintings and prayers to use with them. The daily offering of prayer is one of the principal elements that give the College its special quality. There is a strong sense of community in the worship, and guests are always welcome. Prayers for those who ask are offered at the altar. You can leave a request for prayer for yourself or someone else.