Worship from Kings College Chapel

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A series of short meditative worship services recorded in Kings College Chapel at the University of Aberdeen. We will be led in worship by University Chaplains alongside members of the University of Aberdeen Choir and Director of Chapel Music.

  1. 12/21/2021

    University of Aberdeen Carol Service Season 3 Episode 10

    A transcript for this episode can be found online, here. The University of Aberdeen Carol Service 2021 held in St Machar’s Cathedral, Aberdeen, with the University of Aberdeen Chapel Choir. Includes favourite carols and lessons read by representatives from the whole University community.

  2. 12/21/2021

    Wednesday Worship Season 3 Episode 9

    A transcript for this episode can be found online, here. A worship service led by Rev Marylee Anderson, Chaplain to the University, continuing our season on The Beatitudes with Blessed are the pure in heart.  We welcome our guest preacher, Rev Gary Smith, Crown Terrace Parish Church.  The music is provided by Stuart Muir, Director of Chapel Music, Chapel Scholars and members of the University of Aberdeen Chapel Choir.

  3. 12/17/2021

    Wednesday Worship – Choral Evensong

    A transcript for this episode can be found online, here. Join us for a beautifully reflective Choral Evensong recorded in the University Chapel.  We hope you enjoy this time of reflection in word and song.  Led by Rev Dr James Garnett, Honorary Methodist Chaplain, with Stuart Muir, Director of Chapel Music; Chapel Scholars and members of the University of Aberdeen Chapel Choir.

  4. 12/07/2021

    Wednesday Worship

    A transcript for this episode can be found online, here. A communion meditation worship service led by Rev Marylee Anderson, Chaplain to the University, continuing our season on The Beatitudes with Blessed are the peacemakers.  We welcome our guest preacher, Rev Neil Meyer, from Kintore Parish Church.  The music is provided by Stuart Muir, Director of Chapel Music, Chapel Scholars and members of the University of Aberdeen Chapel Choir.

  5. 11/24/2021

    Wednesday Worship

    A transcript for this episode can be found online, here. A worship service led by Rev Marylee Anderson, Chaplain to the University, continuing our season on The Beatitudes with Blessed are the poor in spirit. We welcome our guest preacher, Rev Jonny Clipston, Newhills Parish Church. The music is provided by Stuart Muir, Director of Chapel Music, Chapel Scholars and members of the University of Aberdeen Chapel Choir.

  6. 11/10/2021

    Wednesday Worship – Choral Evensong

    A transcript for this episode can be found online, here.

  7. 11/03/2021

    Wednesday Worship

    A transcript for this episode can be found online, here. This is a 45 minute worship service from King’s College Chapel, Aberdeen.  This season our services will be based on the Beatitudes.  The service today is led by Rev David Hutchison, Chaplain to the University, who also preaches the sermon on ‘Blessed are those who mourn’.  The service contains music sung by members of the University of Aberdeen Chapel Choir led by Stuart Muir, Director of Chapel Music, and the Chapel Organ Scholars on the piano.   Introit: Let your restless hearts be still (arr John L Bell)Anthem: Sicut cervus (G P da Palestrina)

  8. 10/21/2021

    Wednesday Worship

    A communion meditation worship service led by Rev Marylee Anderson, Chaplain to the University, continuing our season on The Beatitudes with Blessed are the meek. We welcome our guest preacher, Rev Tanya Webster, from MIdstocket Parish Church. The music is provided by Stuart Muir, Director of Chapel Music, Chapel Organ Scholars and members of the University of Aberdeen Chapel Choir.

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A series of short meditative worship services recorded in Kings College Chapel at the University of Aberdeen. We will be led in worship by University Chaplains alongside members of the University of Aberdeen Choir and Director of Chapel Music.

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