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Queen's College Chapel
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St Chads Romiley
The vibrant Anglican Parish Church of Romiley, spanning all age ranges, with a range of different worshiping styles. Whether you are looking for somewhere to ask questions about faith, or already a committed follower of Jesus, we believe there is a place for you in our diverse family. Our desire is to bless our community and give everybody the chance to encounter Jesus, and to know him. Find out more about us and what's going on on our website at: www.stchadsromiley.co.uk
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St John's College Chapel
The Chapel of St John’s College is one of the most recognisable buildings in Cambridge and is home to a lively, welcoming and inclusive community. We aim to provide something for everyone, no matter how great or how little your faith and whatever your background or church denomination.
St John’s College has a distinguished tradition of religious music and, since the 1670s, has possessed a world-famous College Choir, whose main duty is singing the daily services (Tuesday to Sunday) in the College Chapel during the University Term.
We are always delighted to welcome you to Chapel for services. Services are held in Chapel during University Full Term dates. Tickets are not required for our services.
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Downing College Chapel
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Clare College, Cambridge
Clare College Chapel is a place of beauty, peace and friendship at the heart of our college community. Our world-renowned Choir sings Choral Evensong three times a week during University Term: Tuesdays at 6.15pm, Thursdays at 6.15pm and Sundays at 6pm. Our services seek, through Christian worship, to glorify God, and to make known His love for all. Members of the public are warmly welcome to join us.
For more information on services, see the Chapel pages on the Clare College website: https://www.clare.cam.ac.uk/chapel-and-choir
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King's College Cambridge, Chapel
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