Weekly Schedule
Holy Communion on Sundays
We meet at 5:30 p.m. on Sundays for Eucharist, a word which means "thanksgiving." We sing, we say prayers, we break bread, and we welcome all to join us at Christ's table.
Students are invited and encouraged to participate as musicians and readers.
Join us at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesdays for a quick breakfast--kolaches, or maybe tacos, or maybe something else--followed by Morning Prayer. We'll be finished in time for you to make your 10 o'clock class, so come on by!
Morning Prayer & Kolaches
or . . .
P.I.E. (Prayer, Inspiration,
Eating) on Wednesdays
(currently on hold)
At 5:30 p.m. on Wednesdays during the fall
and spring semesters, we meet to share a
snack and then go downstairs for Evening
Prayer. Sometimes the service is from the
Lutheran Book of Worship or the Book of
Common Prayer, sometimes it's Taizé, and sometimes it's a special service for healing. Sometimes, we also go on a hike or do
some other activity outdoors.
Noonday Prayers
(currently on hold due to COVID)
Beginning the first week of classes, Christ Chapel will resume weekly mid-day prayers at noon on Thursdays. This 15 to 20-minute service offers a contemplative respite in the midst of a busy day.
** Noonday Prayer, formally known as "Sext," is one of the seven canonical hours or times during the day when Christians have traditionally sung or said prayers. The image on the left is from a 1410 manuscript of the book of hours or collection of prayers and readings to be used throughout the day.
