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SELWYN COLLEGE CHAPEL
Events that Changed
the World
Sunday Evenings
6:00pm
MICHAELMAS TERM 2014
www.sel.cam.ac.uk/chapel
selwyn chapel
THE CHAPEL
The Chapel provides a sacred space at the heart of the College for all members of Selwyn College and
Newnham College to use as a place of prayer and reflection. The Chapel is open to all from early in the
morning until late at night, and unless a service is taking place, silence is kept between 12:00noon and
1:00pm each day during Full Term. In addition to Sunday services, daily prayers are offered morning and
evening on weekdays. Requests for prayer can be written on the intercessions board in the ante-chapel.
The Dean of Chapel and Chaplain, Hugh Shilson-Thomas, is a priest in the Church of England. He is
available to all members of College in confidence to lend a listening ear, provide support and engage with
those exploring their spiritual lives. He can also put members of faiths other than Christianity in touch
with their own faith communities. The Assistant Chaplain, Brett Gray, also a priest, is Chaplain at
Newnham College as well.
The Gosden and Frost Scholars and Ordinands on attachment are graduate students at Selwyn
training for ordained ministry in the Church of England who undertake various duties in the Chapel.
Others, detailed below, are among those who support the ministry of the Chapel in a variety of ways.
PEOPLE IN CHAPEL
Dean of Chapel & Chaplain
Canon Hugh Shilson-Thomas
D7, Tel. (3)35875
hds21@cam.ac.uk
Director of Music in Chapel
Sarah MacDonald FRCO
D17, Tel. (3)35877
seam100@cam.ac.uk
Assistant Chaplain
The Revd Brett Gray
Kennedy G02, Newnham
bcg24@cam.ac.uk
Tel. (3)35775
Choir Administrator
Emma Gait
D17. Tel (3)35877
elg42@cam.ac.uk
Chapel Administrator
Monica Cameron
D7, Tel. (7)46950
chapel-administrator
@sel.cam.ac.uk
Chapel Clerk
Mark Bostock (mjb218)
Chapel Flowers
Chloe Valenti (cv244)
Senior Organ Scholar
John Bachelor (jb927)
Junior Organ Scholar
Shanna Hart (sh816)
Frost Scholar
Sam Hole (srh40)
Gosden Scholar
Stephen Edmonds (spe25)
Ordinands on attachment
Rachel Beck (rgb40)
Lizzy Graham (eg455)
Cécile Schnyder (cs774)
Sacristans
Louisa Denby (lrd23)
Francesca Firth (fcnf2)
Elaine Freer (ef269)
Helen Griffith (hg340)
Chapel Wardens
Chloe Allison (ca415)
Eliud Biegon (benl2)
Ellis Clarke(efc29)
Matt Draper (md605)
Magali Krasny (mmgk3)
Pawel Krasny (pkk29)
Bron Lee (bal32)
Hannah Warwicker (hlw45)
FAITH SOCIETIES’ REPRESENTATIVES
Information about other faith societies in the university, including information about the world faiths,
can be obtained from the Dean of Chapel & Chaplain
Christian Union
Mike Hood (mjh248), Clayton Gillespie (cg535) – Selwyn
Sarah Wiseman (sw628), Elspeth Thomas (ert36) – Newnham
Methodist Society (MethSoc)
Lucy Salter (ls473) – Selwyn and Newnham
Catholic Chaplaincy
(Fisher House)
Francesca Firth (fcnf2) – Selwyn
Rinna Keefe (ck440) and Rachel Decruz (rd449) – Newnham
SCM (Student Christian Movement)
Contact the Dean of Chapel for further information (hds21)
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Cover image: War Graves in Northern France (Photo: Hugh Shilson-Thomas)
CHAPEL SERVICES DURING FULL TERM
Sunday
9:30am
6:00pm
College Communion with hymns and sermon – followed by breakfast (D7)
Choral Evensong and Sermon – followed by drinks (Master’s Lodge) and supper
Monday
8:30am
5.30pm
Morning Prayer
Evening Prayer
Tuesday
8:30am
6:30pm
Wednesday
8:30am
10:00pm
Morning Prayer
Choral Evensong & Microsermon (Choral Eucharist: 28 Oct) –
followed by refreshments, before Hall
Morning Prayer
Compline (Choral Compline: 15 Oct, 19 Nov)
Thursday
8:30am
6:30pm
Holy Communion
Choral Evensong (Choral Catholic Mass: 27 Nov) – before Hall
Friday
8:30am
10:00pm
Morning Prayer
Informal Worship (see below)
Holy Communion is said on the Sunday immediately after Full Term.
Worship at 8.30am on weekdays is in the Upper Chapel, which at other times is reserved for quiet prayer
(open to all, entry through the vestry and follow signs). All other services take place in the main Chapel.
HOLY DAYS
Holy Communion is celebrated on Feast Days, Festivals and other Holy Days:
28 Oct
2 Nov
23 Nov
30 Nov
St Simon and St Jude
All Saints’ Day
Christ the King
Advent Sunday
6:30pm
9:30am
9:30am
9.30am
Choral Eucharist
Holy Communion, hymns and sermon
Holy Communion, hymns and sermon
Holy Communion, hymns and sermon
INFORMAL WORSHIP ON FRIDAY EVENINGS AT 10.00pm
Week 3 (24 Oct), Week 6 (14 Nov) - Taizé Worship
SPECIAL SERVICES THIS TERM
The FRESHERS’ SERVICE takes place at 5:30pm on Sunday 5 October (preacher: the Dean of Chapel).
Followed by a (free) Freshers’ Supper for new undergraduates at 6:30pm (New SCR).
CHORAL COMPLINE by candlelight will be sung by the Choir on 15 Oct and 19 Nov at 10:00pm.
A CATHOLIC MASS in Chapel will be organised by Fisher House on Thursday 27 Nov at 6:30pm, at
which the Chapel Choir will sing (contact Francesca – fcnf2).
On ALL SOULS DAY (2 Nov) the Chapel commences a week of remembrance of the First World War
in its centenary year. After Evensong at 8:30pm there will be a reading of Wilfred Owen’s poetry in the
Chapel by Roger Williams (SE 1958) accompanied by the Chapel Choir. There will be an exhibition on
Selwyn and the Great War during the following week, and then on REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY, 9
November, at 6:00pm, the Chapel Choir will sing DURUFLÉ’S REQUIEM, during which those whose
names are inscribed on the Chapel War Memorials will be remembered by name. Two minutes silence
will be kept in Chapel on Tuesday 11 November at 11:00am.
There will be a special service for ADVENT SUNDAY on Sunday 30 November at 6:00pm.
CHRISTMAS CAROL SERVICES will take place on Thursday 4 December at 6:45pm, and on Sunday
7 December at 6:00pm. Details of how to apply for tickets will be made known to all resident members of
Selwyn and Newnham.
MICHAELMAS TERM SERMON SERIES - SUNDAYS AT 6:00pm
“EVENTS THAT CHANGED THE WORLD”
12 Oct
Trinity 17
The day we went online
The Revd Brett Gray, Assistant Chaplain & Chaplain at Newnham
19 Oct
Trinity 18
The Twin Towers: 9/11 and the ‘War on Terror’
Canon Hugh Shilson-Thomas, Dean of Chapel & Chaplain
26 Oct
Last after Trinity
(Bible Sunday)
The Bible: words about the Word
The Rev’d Kenneth Howcroft (SE 1969), President of the Methodist
Conference
2 Nov
All Saints/All Souls
The Great War and the sacrifice of Christ
Stephen Edmonds, Gosden Scholar & PhD student
9 Nov
Remembrance
CHORAL REQUIEM MASS: DURUFLÉ’S REQUIEM
The World Wars: Remembrance and memorialisation
The Revd Dr (Wg Cdr) Giles Legood, Staff Chaplain, RAF
16 Nov
2 before Advent
The Reformation: Transformation in reformation
Andrew Norman (SE 2009), Ordinand and recent JCR President
23 Nov
Christ the King
The Omagh bomb: Breaking dividing walls
The Rev’d Ruth Adams, Vicar of St George’s, Chesterton
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHAPEL MAILING LIST
Details of all Chapel events are sent in a weekly Friday email to all from Selwyn and Newnham who join
the Chapel email list. To sign up, contact Monica, the Chapel Administrator: chapeladministrator@sel.cam.ac.uk. The Chapel is also on Facebook (selwyn chapel).
CHAPEL SUPPERS
Sunday night services are generally the best-attended services of the week, followed by drinks in the
Master’s Lodge. All Chapel-goers who have signed up are then welcome to come to the New SCR for
Chapel Supper. Simply sign up on the list at the back of the Chapel by Wednesday or email chapeladministrator@sel.cam.ac.uk. Ends in time for SCMS (music society) concerts. Cost just £5 with drinks.
A PLACE TO MAKE YOUR MARK
An unusual Bible study group! Create space to explore the important issues in life, reflecting on particular
bible passages using a variety of simple exercises using art materials, words and silence. All materials
provided, and students , fellows and staff of all faiths and none are welcome. Wednesdays 8:00-10:00pm
in D7 from 22 Oct-26 Nov, led by Cécile Schnyder (contact cs774 for more information).
FILM NIGHTS, CHAPEL SOCIALS AND TIME OUT
All who come to Chapel are welcome whenever people gather in D7 or elsewhere after Chapel services.
Other Chapel socials will be advertised during the term, including opportunities for relaxation and
occasional Film Nights on Fridays – look out for further details.
THE SELWYN COLLEGE GRACES
Benedic, Domine, nobis et donis Tuis, quae de Tua largitate sumus sumpturi; et concede ut iis muneribus Tuis ad
laudem Tuam utamur, gratisque animis fruamur, per Jesum Christum Dominum nostrum. (Bless us, O Lord, and all
your gifts, which of your goodness we are about to enjoy; grant that we may use these generosities to your glory,
and enjoy them with thankful hearts, through Jesus Christ our Lord.) Amen.
Benedicamus Domino. (Let us bless the Lord.) All: Laus Deo. (Praise be to God.)
MUSIC FOR CHORAL SERVICES
For a comprehensive list, including Responses, Hymns, Psalms, and Voluntaries, please see separate music list.
Saturday 27 September
INTROIT
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong – Alumni Association Weekend
Abendlied – Rheinberger
Darke in F
Cantique de Jean Racine – Fauré
Sunday 5 October
INTROIT
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong – Freshers’ Welcome Service
O joyful light – Paul Edwards
Brewer in D
A new song – James MacMillan
Thursday 9 October
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong
Blow in the Dorian mode
Factum est silentium – Dering
Sunday 12 October
INTROIT
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong – TRINITY 17
A prayer of King Henry VI – Ley
Howells in B minor
Save us, O Lord, waking – Bairstow
Tuesday 14 October
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong
Stanford in B flat
Seek him that maketh the seven stars – Jonathan Dove
Wednesday 15 October
INTROIT
ANTHEM
Choral Compline (10pm)
Miserere nostri, Domine – Tallis
Usquequo, Domine – Guerrero
Thursday 16 October
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong
Howard Helvey in B flat
The law of the Lord – David Bednall
Sunday 19 October
INTROIT
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong – DEDICATION FESTIVAL
Locus iste – Bruckner
Darke in F
Blessed city, heavenly Salem – Bairstow
Tuesday 21 October
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong
Mag Quinti Toni – Praetorius | Nunc – Plainsong
Stay with us – Egil Hovland
Thursday 23 October
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong
Fifth Service – Tomkins
Ne irascaris/Civitas sancti tui – Byrd
Sunday 26 October
INTROIT
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong – TRINITY 19
God be in my head – Benjamin Ponniah
Runnymede Service – Andrew Downes
O Lord, the maker of all thing – Ponniah
Tuesday 28 October
MASS SETTING
ANTHEM
Choral Eucharist – Ss Philip and James, Apostles
Collegium Regale – Howells
Os justi – Bruckner
Thursday 30 October
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong
Cyril Rootham in E minor
Evening Hymn – Balfour Gardiner
Sunday 2 November
INTROIT
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong – ALL SOULS’ DAY
Justorum animae – Byrd
Magnificat – Arvo Pärt | Nunc dimittis – Tye
Wie lieblich sind deine Wohnungen – Brahms
Tuesday 4 November
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong
Purcell in A minor
Jehovah quam multi sunt hostes mei – Purcell
Thursday 6 November
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong
Wood in E flat No. 2
Cantique de Jean Racine – Fauré
Sunday 9 November
REQUIEM
ANTHEM
Choral Requiem Mass – REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY
Requiem Opus 9 – Duruflé
For the fallen – Douglas Guest
Tuesday 11 November
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong – Armistice Day
Phillip Cooke in C# minor
Dulce et decorum est – Alex Patterson
Thursday 13 November
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong (Men’s voices)
Fauxbourdons on Tone VII – Tallis (arr. SEAM)
In manus tuas I – Shepherd (arr. SEAM)
Sunday 16 November
INTROIT
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong – SECOND BEFORE ADVENT
Super flumina Babylonis – Palestrina
Second Service – Byrd
Care for thy soul – Pilkington
Tuesday 18 November
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong
Truro Service – Philip Stopford
Like as the hart – Howells
Wednesday 19 November
INTROIT
ANTHEM
Choral Compline (10pm)
In pace, in idipsum – Tye
Christe, qui lux es et dies IV – Whyte
Thursday 20 November
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong (Women’s Voices)
Mag Quarti Toni – Perlatio | Nunc – Plainsong
I waited for the Lord – Mendelssohn
Saturday 22 November
Recital (7pm) – ST CECILIA (music by Britten, Howells, and Purcell)
Sunday 23 November
INTROIT
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong – FEAST OF CHRIST THE KING
Hosanna to the Son of David – Weelkes
Collegium Regale in F – Wood
Christus vincit – James MacMillan
Tuesday 25 November
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong
Third Service – Philip Moore
Abendlied – Rheinberger
Thursday 27 November
MASS SETTING
ANTHEM
Choral Eucharist
Stanford in G (arr. SEAM)
Let all mortal flesh keep silence – Bairstow
Sunday 30 November
Advent Procession – ADVENT SUNDAY
Tuesday 2 December
CANTICLES
ANTHEM
Choral Evensong
Short Service – Byrd
Rorate coeli desuper – Byrd
Thursday 4 December
& Sunday 7 December
College Carol Services