There is a lively Chapel community of Fellows and students made up of people from all over the world, with a full range of activities. These include Bible Study, Choir, Human Rights Group, Prayer, Worship, Ecumenical Services, visits to inner-city areas, a Retreat, and a link with the monastery of Bec in Normandy, all of which open up new perspectives. We observe a range of traditions that are attentive to the scriptures, valuing the sacraments, prayer and Christian experience.

There is always a variety of stimulating visiting speakers, and regular discussion groups that provide opportunities to reflect on Christianity and to explore aspects of faith, including other religious traditions.

The Chaplain organises many of these activities with students, and offers pastoral care for all members of the College. There is also a Christian Union run by students and a wide spectrum of religious societies within the University for people of all faiths and outlooks.

THE COLLEGE CHAPLAIN, James Buxton is readily available to all members and staff of the College at any time, with or without appointment.  Everyone is welcome to call on him socially at his rooms (D4) or to talk to him about anything in confidence whether or not it is spiritual.  He can be contacted This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , by phone or by pigeonhole, or best of all by calling at his rooms, or catching him for a chat around College