Chapel
King's College Chapel is a place of worship, attended and loved by people within the College and outside it. Church of England services are held here, including daily Evensong and sung Eucharist on Sundays.
The Dean and Chaplain play an important pastoral role in the College and encourage spiritual awareness in the community. This is a challenging task, for the College is made up of people with many different faiths and many belonging to no faith at all.
However, King's is a tolerant community. In the Chapel you will find Christianity in dialogue with various other beliefs and intellectual practices. Many different speakers have been invited to address the Chapel, including the Dalai Lama and Tony Benn.
The Chapel is also one of the most splendid achievements of Gothic architecture in Europe, as well as something of a monument to the vanity of Henry VIII. King's College is highly conscious of its responsibility in caring for this extraordinary building.
You can attend the Chapel for worship and spiritual comfort, for quiet reflection and serenity, or to experience its spectacular architecture and music.
