Chapel Services and Groups
All members of Trinity Hall and their guests are welcome to attend any of the services. Services are broadly according to the rites of the Church of England.
Services – Easter Term 2025
Sunday Services
- 9.30am – Eucharist (Holy Communion), followed by breakfast.
- 6pm – Choral Evensong, followed by drinks in Room C3
Weekday Services
8.30-8.45am – The chapel is set aside for morning prayer each day of the week.
Any member of College, their families and guests, are welcome to attend any service in chapel, irrespective of their beliefs.
Speakers at Sunday evening services this term
Ms. Amelia Enstone
Ordinand at Ridley Hall
The Revd Steve Rothwell
Clergy Development Officer for the Diocese of Ely
The Rt Revd Rob Saner Haigh
Bishop of Penrith and Acting Bishop of Carlisle
The Revd Dr Stuart Burgess CBE
Former President of the Methodist Conference
Has held senior roles in the public sector and charity sector
Ms Harri England
Ordinand at Ridley Hall
Chapel Members
Stephen Plant has been Dean and Chaplain at Trinity Hall since 2010. Before coming to the College he worked in local ministry in West London and in Hertfordshire, and taught theology in the Universities of Durham and Cambridge.
The Dean of Chapel: The Revd Dr Stephen Plant
Director of Chapel and College Music: Andrew Arthur
Organ Scholars: Jennifer Jin (jj606) & Bern Mercado (bfm28)
Ordinand on attachment: Ms Amelia Enstone (ahe31)
The Chapel Choir
The Chapel Choir sing Choral Services on Thursdays and Sundays throughout Full Term. Those wishing to join the choir should contact the Director of Music, Andrew Arthur. His room is E1, his network phone is (3)32549 and you can email him.
Christian Union
The Christian Union is an independent student group which consists of Christians in College who meet regularly to study the bible, pray together and enjoy fellowship with each other. Its members seek to explain the Christian faith to members of College.
A number of charities are supported each term by collections taken during Chapel services. Generally we aim to support an international charity, a national charity and a local charity. We are always willing to consider suggestions for suitable beneficiaries who are registered UK charities; please contact the chapel council secretary if you wish to make a suggestion.
Christian Cambridge Website carries information on college chapels and on various Christian events in Cambridge.
The Church of St Edward, King and Martyr, situated between King’s Parade and the Guildhall, is the College church in town. St Edward’s was given to Trinity Hall in 1446 by Henry VI and has a unique ecclesiastical status. The Vicar-Chaplain is the Revd Dr Mark Scarlata. The congregation is always pleased to welcome any member of Trinity Hall to any service at St Edward’s.
Baptism, Confirmation, Marriage
If you are thinking about one or more of these, please contact the Dean.