SELWYN COLLEGE CHAPEL

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1 SELWYN COLLEGE CHAPEL EASTER 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) 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) Bethany Green (bcg31) & Murray Chapman (mjc281) Selwyn Jasmine Balmer (jeb221) & Isabel McNuity (ifmm2) Newnham See Keir Martland (kjm68) Selwyn Hania Wyciszczok (hmw56) Newnham Contact the Dean of Chapel for further information (hds21) Cover image: Selwyn Chapel, showing Karin Jonzen s Ascending Christ, installed sixty years ago

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 & Microsermon followed by refreshments, before Hall Wednesday 8:30am Morning Prayer 10:00pm Compline (Choral Compline: 2 May, 13 June) Thursday 8:30am Holy Communion (except 10 May, 31 May) 6:30pm (Choral Eucharist: 10 May, 31 May) before Hall Friday 8:30am Morning Prayer 10:00pm 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: 25 April St Mark, Evangelist 8:30am Holy Communion 1 May Ss Philip & James, Apostles 8:30am Holy Communion 10 May Ascension Day 6:30pm Choral Eucharist 14 May St Matthias, Apostle 8.30am Holy Communion 20 May Pentecost (Whit Sunday) 6.00pm Choral Eucharist 27 May Trinity Sunday 9.30am Holy Communion 31 May Corpus Christi 6:30pm Choral Eucharist 1 June Visit of BVM to Elizabeth 8.30am Holy Communion 11 June St Barnabas, Apostle 8:30am Holy Communion INFORMAL WORSHIP ON FRIDAY EVENINGS AT 10.00pm Week 2 (4 May), Week 4 (18 May), Week 7 (8 June) - Taizé Worship SPECIAL SERVICES THIS TERM CHORAL COMPLINE by candlelight will be sung by the Choir on 2 May and 13 June at 10:00pm. On Saturday 12 May Selwyn Choir will be joined by the FRIENDS OF THE CHOIR at 6.00pm for. On Thursday 10 May there will be a Choral Eucharist for ASCENSION DAY, marking the 60 th anniversary this year of the installation of Karin Jonzen s Ascending Christ on the East wall, dedicated by the Bishop of Ely on the Eve of Ascension Day All are encouraged to come to the special choral Eucharist for PENTECOST on Sunday 20 May at 6.00pm. At the beginning of May Week the SERVICE FOR THE END OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR at 3:00pm on 17 June will be followed by the CHAPEL GARDEN PARTY in the Master s garden. The GRADUANDS SERVICE on Weds 27 June at 6:15pm will precede the Graduands Dinner. The date of the annual COMMEMORATION OF BENEFACTORS has moved to 14 October For details of occasional CATHOLIC MASSES in Chapel organised by Fisher House during the year, contact Keir Martland (kjm86).

4 SUNDAYS AT 6:00pm SERMON SERIES: TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED RESPONDING TO THE GOD OF SURPRISES 29 April Easter 5 6 May Easter 6 13 May Sunday after Ascension 20 May PENTECOST 27 May TRINITY SUNDAY 3 June Trinity 1 10 June Trinity 2 Canon Mark Russell Chief Executive, Church Army Rev d Loraine Mellor President, The Methodist Conference The Rev d Hannah Hupfield Assistant Chaplain, Selwyn College The Rev d Rachel Beck Assistant Curate, St Giles Church, Lincoln Timothy Hupfield Ordinand on attachment in Selwyn Chapel Fr Earl Collins OSB Priest-monk of Dormition Abbey, and currently Chaplain to Westcott House The Rev d Canon Hugh Shilson-Thomas Dean of Chapel & Chaplain, Selwyn College and Chaplain at Newnham 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. REVISION ESCAPE A number of activities are on offer to help with rest and recreation amidst work and study. On four Wednesday evenings from 16 May until 6 June ( pm) there will be cake and refreshments in D7 for undergraduates who wish to escape revision and take a bit of time out. Work conversation banned! FILM NIGHTS, BOARD GAMES, CHAPEL SOCIALS AND STARGAZING All who come to Chapel are welcome whenever people gather in D7 or elsewhere after Chapel services. Chapel socials will be advertised during the term, including opportunities for relaxation, film nights and a possible reading of a medieval mystery play. 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 26 April NUNC DIMITTIS Tye Dum transisset Sabbatum IV Taverner Sunday 29 April EASTER 5 This joyful Eastertide Paul Ayres Sumsion in G Regina coeli Kerensa Briggs Tuesday 1 May Wednesday 2 May NUNC DIMITTIS Thursday 3 May Sunday 6 May Tuesday 8 May Thursday 10 May MASS SETTING Saturday 12 May Sunday 13 May Tuesday 15 May Thursday 17 May Sunday 20 May MASS SETTING Ss Philip and James (Women s voices) Fauxbourdons on Tone V Morley arr. SEAM Grant, O God, thy protection Paul Ayres Choral Compline (10pm) In manus tuas David Creese Wood in B flat Adoro te, devote Cecilia McDowall (Men s voices) Fauxbourdons on Tone VII Tallis arr. SEAM Come, my way, my truth, my life Harris arr. SEAM EASTER 6 (joint with the choirs of Churchill and Murray Edwards) Benedictus Mark Gotham Stanford in B flat Utrumne est ornatum Mark Gotham (Women s voices) Service with Faburdens Philip Moore Christ whose glory fills the skies Robert Lee Choral Eucharist ASCENSION DAY Missa brevis Palestrina Ascendit Deus Philips (joint with Friends of the Chapel Choir) Non vos relinquam orphanos Byrd Brewer in D God is gone up Finzi SUNDAY AFTER THE ASCENSION Scandit solium Anonymous 13thC Edington Service Grayston Ives On this mountain Paul Ayres Choral Eucharist (Men s voices) Fauxbourdons Viadana Christo resurgenti Couperin First Service Tomkins Loquebantur variis linguis Tallis Choral Eucharist PENTECOST O esca viatorum Iain Quinn Missa brevis Neil Cox Listen, sweet dove Grayston Ives

6 Tuesday 22 May Thursday 24 May Sunday 27 May Tuesday 29 May Thursday 31 May MASS SETTING Sunday 3 June Tuesday 5 June Thursday 7 June Sunday 10 June Tuesday 12 June Wednesday 13 June NUNC DIMITTIS Thursday 14 June Sunday 17 June Downing Service Bob Chilcott Cantique de Jean Racine Fauré Whitlock in G Like as the hart Howells TRINITY SUNDAY (sung by the Cantus Singers of Cambridge) Tres sunt qui testimonium dant in caelo Victoria Stanford in C I saw the Lord Stainer Purcell in A minor Thou knowest Lord Purcell Choral Eucharist CORPUS CHRISTI Collegium Regale Howells Ave verum corpus Mozart FIRST AFTER TRINITY Meditabor in mandatis tuis Rheinberger Truro Service Philip Stopford My soul, there is a country Parry Noble in B minor Save us, O Lord, waking Verse Service Humfrey Sicut cervus Palestrina SECOND AFTER TRINITY Ave Maria Bruckner Collegium Regale Wood Go down, Moses trad. arr. Paul Ayres Selwyn Service Alan Bullard Never weather-beaten sail Parry Choral Compline (10pm) Libera nos, salva nos Shephard Terti Toni Victoria Salve Regina Philips Stanford in G There is an od belief Parry THIRD AFTER TRINITY Bring us, O Lord God Harris Gloucester Service Howells Valiant-for-Truth Vaughan Williams