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The Chapels at Chester and Warrington play host to our daily and weekly services. The worshipping communities of the Chester and Warrington Chapels are diverse groups of students and staff who seek to offer varied and stimulating services and events, open to all.
In addition to the Chapels, the university provides Faith Spaces at Chester, Warrington and Riverside for those of all faiths and none, for prayer or quiet reflection. Each Faith Space is divided into male and female rooms, with washing facilities in or nearby each room.
The Chapel on the Chester campus plays host to many of our major University services, as well as daily services.
Chester Chapel Services
Catholic Mass
Every Monday: 1.05 - 1.30pm
Daily Service: a short service of prayers and readings
Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday: 12.15 - 12.30pm
Holy Communion (Church of England)
Every Thursday: 12.15 - 12.45pm followed by lunch together in the Dining Hall.
University Worship (ecumenical Christian worship)
Every Wednesday at 5.30 - 6.30pm.
Engaging evenings for body, mind and spirit followed by free buffet and wine.
Warrington Chapel Services
Sunday Service, 6.30pm
Join the Warrington Chapel community for a service of Holy Communion followed by hot supper in the Chapel Lounge.
University Services
Twice a term there are major University services in the Chester Chapel for special occasions.
Autumn term:
- Dedication (October)
- Carols by Candlelight (December)
Spring term:
- Founders' Day (February/March)
- Passiontide or Confirmation Service (March/April)
Summer term:
- Ascension Day (May)
- Valedictory and Prizegiving Service (May/June)
Peace and Quiet
The Chapels on the Chester and Warrington Campuses are open all day for everybody who wishes to use them, for prayer or quiet reflection.
Using the Chapel for Private Occasions
Staff and students (current students and recent graduates) of the university, or those who can demonstrate a close link with the university may be able to use the Chester Chapel for private occasions such as weddings, baptisms, funerals and memorial services.
Faith Leaders
If you require assistance with finding a faith community and a leader of a faith community, please contact the Chaplaincy. We maintain a list of contacts of places of worship for all the major faiths.
