Jesus College Chapel

REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY 10th November
10.55am Service of Remembrance Meet by the War Memorial in Cloister Court for an act of remembrance. The service continues in Chapel, with music from the Chapel Choir by Ireland and Parry, and a short address from the Dean. Refreshments are served afterwards in Upper Hall.
... 6.00pm Choral Evensong The Rt Revd Dr John Perumbalath, Bishop of Bradwell, will speak on 'Community and Conflict' in the next of our 'Being Human in 2020' series. The College Choir sing music by Marsh, Wheeler, Stanford and Howells. Drinks are served afterwards in the Prioress's Room.
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This Saturday evening, 6.30pm, we remember those whom we love but see no longer, and all who have passed into death. The Combined Choirs will sing Grayston Ives' Requiem for choir, harp and organ, and we commemorate the departed by name, and in silence. All are very welcome.

TRUST AND TRANSPARENCY + + + + Choral Evensong, Sunday 3rd November, 6pm Lord Evans of Weardale will deliver the next in our series on Being Human in 2020. Lord Evans was Director-General of MI5 from 2007 to 2013, and is now Chair of the Committee on Standards in Public Life.
... The Choir will sing music by Bach, Byrd and Tallis. The service is followed by drinks with the speaker in the Prioress's Room, before formal hall.
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Join us tomorrow night to rejoice in the feast of all God’s saints, at 6:15pm. We are joined by staff and students from Westcott House, and welcome The Revd Dr Daniel Trott to preach.

This Sunday at Choral Evensong (6pm) we welcome Dr Marika Rose to speak on 'Bodies: Humans, Angels and Cyborgs'. This is the next in our series on Being Human in 2020, exploring aspects of human identity and contemporary challenges we face in understanding ourselves. Dr Rose is Senior Lecturer in Philosophical Theology at the University of Winchester.
The College Choir will be singing music by Grayston Ives, Stanford and Murrill. The service is preceded by a free organ recital at 5.25pm by Dewi Rees (Assistant Organist), and followed by drinks with the speaker.

Tomorrow (Thursday), at 6.30pm, join us in Chapel for a calm candlelit Vigil for Peace. With readings, chants, and reflections, this service is a space to pray for peace - across our world, in our communities and families, and in our own lives.
Afterwards, our series of student discussions continues over pizza and drinks in D1, as we unpack the tough theme of Forgiveness.

This Sunday at Choral Evensong, our series of addresses on Being Human in 2020 continues as we welcome the Revd Lesley Bilinda to speak on 'Forgiveness and Finding Hope'.
Lesley is the Vicar of St Andrew's, Fulham Fields, and Dean for Women's Ministry in the Kensington Area, and served with the charity Tearfund in Rwanda in the years leading up to the 1994 genocide, in which her husband was killed.
Hear something of her amazing story here: https://www.churchtimes.co.uk/…/f…/ou t-of-the-rwandan-trauma

Tonight our Student Discussion series continues, exploring 'Diversity and Difference', with free pizza and drinks at 7.30pm in D1.
How has the contemporary virtue of diversity shaped our understanding of who we are, and how do barriers and suspicions of difference still present challenges to human communities?
Join us - all very welcome!!
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At tomorrow's Choral Evensong, at 6.30pm, join us for the Admission and Dismissal of Choristers, and the Presentation of Choral Awards - a chance to celebrate and give thanks for the contribution of our young musicians (and their families). We are pleased also to mark a significant donation from the Friends of Cathedral Music, which will boost support for musical tuition for our choristers. The service is followed by a drinks reception.

Join us tomorrow (Tuesday) at 9.45 pm in Chapel as members of the College Choir sing the short, atmospheric, and ancient service of Compline by candlelight.
Port and hot chocolate follows in D1 immediately afterwards. Guests are very welcome.
Come and experience one of the highlights of Cambridge College life in our beautiful 12th century Chapel.

Join us for our first Sunday tomorrow - 10am Eucharist with Vocal Consort, followed by breakfast, and 6pm Choral Evensong, with address from the Dean on ‘Authenticity: Being Yourself in 2020’, and then hot supper is served in Hall afterwards.

This Michaelmas term join us for a great programme of services, socials and discussions: check out our term card below. This Sunday our Evensong addresses on 'Being Human in 2020' begin, exploring different aspects of what makes us human. These are followed up with student discussions on Thursdays (7.30pm, D1) over pizza and drinks, unpacking the Sunday themes further.