SELWYN COLLEGE CHAPEL

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1 SELWYN COLLEGE CHAPEL LENT TERM selwyn chapel

2 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 questions of faith. He is part-time Chaplain at Newnham College, and can put members of faiths other than Christianity in touch with their own faith communities. The Assistant Chaplain, Hannah Hupfield, is also an Anglican priest and a recent Selwyn alumna. The Ordinands on Attachment are students, mostly at Selwyn, training for ordained ministry in the Church of England. They undertake duties in and around 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 Chapel Administrator The Rev d Monica Cameron D7, Tel. (7)46950 Assistant Chaplain The Rev d Hannah Hupfield hec35@cam.ac.uk Ordinands on attachment Josh Brocklesby (jb2130) Timothy Hupfield (timothyhupfield@cantab.net) Michael Johns-Perring (mjj45) Director of Music in Chapel Sarah MacDonald FRCO D12b, Tel. (3)35877 seam100@cam.ac.uk Choir Administrator Caille Sugarman-Banaszak D12b. Tel (3)35877 cps29@cam.ac.uk Percy Young Senior Organ Scholar Shanna Hart (sh816) Graduate Organ Scholar Dāvids Heinze (dh577) Chapel Flowers Vacant Chapel Clerk Mark Bostock (mjb218) Sacristans Louisa Denby (lrd23) Francesca Firth (fcnf2) Elaine Freer (ef269) Eleanor Ferguson (egf28) Chapel Wardens Chloe Allison (ca415) Amy Bland (akb50) Lucy Emanuel (le301) John Hutchinson (jgh38) Sarah Leiter (sml45) James McIntosh (jm827) Keir Martland (kjm68) Mark Schuster (mjs287) Lisa Strittmatter (lms83) Emily Williams (eaw71) FAITH SOCIETIES COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVES Information about other faith societies in the university, including information about the world faiths, can be obtained from the Dean of Chapel & Chaplain or see Selwyn Christian Collective Newnham Christian Union Methodist Society (MethSoc) Catholic Chaplaincy (Fisher House) SCM (Student Christian Movement) Theo Brown (tab53) and Ellie Sanderson (eas95) Selwyn India Nash (irn23) and Meg McAuley (mem73) Newnham See Francesca Firth (fcnf2) Selwyn Hania Wyciszczok (hmw56) Newnham Contact the Dean of Chapel for further information (hds21) Cover image: Selwyn Chapel from Old Court

3 CHAPEL SERVICES DURING FULL TERM Sunday 9:30am College Communion with hymns and sermon followed by breakfast (D7) 6:00pm and Sermon followed by drinks (Master s Lodge) and supper Monday 8:30am Morning Prayer 5.30pm Evening Prayer Tuesday 8:30am Morning Prayer 6:30pm and Microsermon followed by refreshments, before Hall Wednesday 8:30am Morning Prayer 10:00pm Compline (Choral Compline: 31 Jan, 7 March; Choral Eucharist 14 Feb) Thursday 8:30am Holy Communion (except 1 March) 6:30pm before Hall (Choral Eucharist 1 March) Friday 8:30am Morning Prayer 10:00pm Informal Worship (see below) Holy Communion is said on the Sundays immediately before and 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: 25 Jan Conversion of Paul 8.30am Holy Communion 28 Jan Presentation (Candlemas) 6:00pm Choral Eucharist 14 Feb Ash Wednesday 9:00pm Choral Eucharist INFORMAL WORSHIP ON FRIDAY EVENINGS AT 10.00pm Week 4 (9 Feb), Week 6 (23 Feb) - Taizé Worship Week 8 (9 March) Stations of the Cross SPECIAL SERVICES THIS TERM There will be an EPIPHANY CAROL SERVICE at 6.00pm on Sunday 21 January. CHORAL COMPLINE by candlelight will be sung by the Choir on Wednesdays 31 January and 7 March at 10:00pm. A Choral Eucharist for CANDLEMAS (the Feast of the Presentation of Christ in the Temple) will be celebrated at 6:00pm on Sunday 28 January, marking the liturgical turning point from Christmas and epiphany towards Lent and Easter. That morning there will be no communion service in the chapel. Instead those who wish are invited to attend the Candlemas Procession at Ely Cathedral at 10.30am. ASH WEDNESDAY (14 Feb) marks the beginning of Lent. There will be a Choral Communion Service (with the Imposition of Ashes) at 9:00pm. The will be a special service of MUSIC AND READINGS FOR LENT AND PASSIONTIDE on Sunday 11 March at 6:00pm. A CATHOLIC MASS is organised by Fisher House in Selwyn Chapel from time to time. Contact Francesca Firth (fcnf2) for further details. CHAPEL COLLECTIONS this term will support THE CAMBRIDGE HUB, a branch of Student Hubs, a registered charity in England and Wales, no The Cambridge Hub is a student-led group offering among other things practical volunteering and skilled placements. See

4 SUNDAYS AT 6:00pm 21 Jan Epiphany 3 28 Jan Candlemas/Presentation of Christ in the Temple 4 Feb 2 before Lent 11 Feb Sunday next before Lent 18 Feb Lent 1 25 Feb Lent 2 4 Mar Lent 3 EPIPHANY CAROL SERVICE CHORAL EUCHARIST FOR CANDLEMAS Preacher: Revd Canon Dr Jessica Martin (Residentiary Canon, Ely Cathedral) SERMON SERIES: PEOPLE OF THE PASSION - wrestling with conflict and contradiction PETER Rev d Hannah Hupfield (Assistant Chaplain) MARY The Ven. Dr Alex Hughes (Archdeacon of Cambridge) THOMAS Canon Hugh Shilson-Thomas (Dean of Chapel & Chaplain) PONTIUS PILATE Michael Johns-Perring (Ordinand on attachment) JUDAS The Rev d Dr Stephen Edmonds (Curate, St Bartholomew s, Sydenham) 11 March Lent 4 MUSIC AND READINGS FOR LENT AND PASSIONTIDE CHAPEL MAILING LIST Contact Monica (chapel-administrator@sel.cam.ac.uk) to join the Mailing List and receive weekly updates. 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 old SCR. All Chapel-goers who have booked 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 chapeladministrator@sel.cam.ac.uk. Ends in time for SCMS (music society) concerts. Cost 6.20 with drinks. FILM NIGHTS, CHAPEL SOCIALS & FREE ADMISSION TO ELY CATHEDRAL All who come to Chapel are welcome whenever people gather in D7 or elsewhere after Chapel services. Other socials will be advertised during the term, including opportunities for relaxation and occasional Film Nights, and a further trip to view the university telescopes look out for further details. Please note that with immediate effect entry to Ely Cathedral is now FREE to students see Chapel posters. WARDENS AND SACRISTANS Anyone who might be interested in assisting in the Chapel as a Warden or Sacristan, meeting and greeting or setting up for services, is invited to speak with the Chaplain. 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.)

5 MUSIC FOR CHORAL SERVICES For a comprehensive list, including Responses, Hymns, Psalms, and Voluntaries, please see separate music list. Thursday 18 January Wood in E flat no. 2 Here is the little door Howells Sunday 21 January Tuesday 23 January Thursday 25 January Sunday 28 January MOTET NUNC DIMITTIS Tuesday 30 January Wednesday 31 January NUNC DIMITTIS Thursday 1 February Sunday 4 February Tuesday 6 February Thursday 8 February Sunday 11 February Tuesday 13 February Wednesday 14 February MOTET EPIPHANY 3 Epiphany Carol Service (sung jointly with the Choir of Randolph-Macon College, VA) Stanford in C Bethlehem Down Warlock Conversion of St Paul Fourth Service Batten Saul, Saul, was verfolgst du mich Schütz CANDLEMAS (tr.) Choral Eucharist Sing lullaby Stuart Turnbull Missa brevis Jonathan Dove Lux aurumque Eric Whitacre Holst (men s voices) Second Fauxbourdon Service Philip Moore Ave Maria Biebl Choral Compline 10pm The crown of roses Tchaikovsky Wood in B flat A hymn to the Virgin Britten (women s voices) Tonus Peregrinus Fauxbourdons Sarah MacDonald I sing of a maiden Hadley 2nd BEFORE LENT (conducted by Tim Brown) Prayer of King Henry Robert Lehman Howells in B minor A new song James MacMillan First Service Tomkins See, see the Word is incarnate Gibbons Salisbury Service Richard Lloyd How calmly the evening Elgar SUNDAY NEXT BEFORE LENT Miserere nostri Tallis Second Service Byrd O Lord, rebuke me not Croft Choral Eucharist In memoriam Lionel Dakers Richard Shephard Save us, O Lord, waking Bairstow ASH WEDNESDAY Choral Eucharist Miserere mei, Deus Allegri Mass for five voices Byrd In ieunio et fletu Tallis

6 Thursday 15 February Sunday 18 February Tuesday 20 February Thursday 22 February Sunday 25 February Tuesday 27 February Thursday 1 March Sunday 4 March Tuesday 6 March Wednesday 7 March Thursday 8 March MAGNIFICAT NUNC DIMITTIS Sunday 11 March Tuesday 13 March Thursday 15 March Truro Service Philip Stopford Geistliches Lied Brahms LENT 1 (sung by I Dodici) Remember not, Lord, our offences Purcell Short Service Gibbons Ubi caritas et amor Ola Gjeilo Darke in F O Saviour of the world Goss Sixth Service Weelkes Versa est in luctum Lobo LENT 2 Come, healing cross Paul Edwards Whitlock in G Wash me throughly S. S. Wesley (Men s Voices) in the Dorian Mode Tallis arr. SEAM The wise thief Chesnokov Choral Eucharist St David, Patron of Wales Collegium Regale Howells A prayer for St David Huw Morgan LENT 3 Miserere nostri, Domine Tallis Fifth Service Tomkins Usquequo, Domine Guerrero Sumsion in A The Reproaches Sanders Choral Compline 10pm Ne irascaris, Domine Byrd Civitas sancti tui Byrd (Women s Voices) Quarti Toni Perlatio Plainsong Miserere mei, Deus Sarah MacDonald LENT 4 MUSIC AND READINGS FOR LENT AND PASSIONTIDE Fauxbourdons on Tone VII Tallis Lord, how long wilt thou be angry Purcell Paul Edwards in C# minor Ubi caritas et amor Stuart Turnbull