Because of you, David's voice echoed hope at Duke Chapel! Your support empowers students to share their story and inspire others.

Learn more about David here: buff.ly/3WTM9PO

🎉 🎶 Congratulations to the Duke Chapel Choir, which is a finalist in this year’s @americanprizin Choral Performance in the Community Division based on their 2022 performance of Handel's 'Messiah' as well as pieces they performed on their 2023 tour of Scotland and Ireland.

'Because of Duke, I met my wife! #family .' - Pradeep Mettu '05, H.S.'14

Email [email protected] with your 'Because of Duke' story (in 10 words or less) and photo for a chance to be featured!

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In our 11 am Sunday service, we celebrate the feast of the Holy Trinity and are called to ponder again the mystery of three persons in one God. Chapel organists will lead the music along with Susan Fancher, a saxophonist and Duke lecturing fellow of music. buff.ly/4bBsKrG

In honor of Duke's Centennial year, all of our guest preachers this summer are Forever Duke who have earned reputations as potent and faithful proclaimers of the Gospel. See the schedule: buff.ly/3yGDXs0

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Healing trauma in the Black community is often caught between either seeking professional mental health services or relying on faith leaders in the Black church. Dr. Thema, 2023 President American Psychological Association, joined No Comps to discuss her new book: 'Homecoming: Overcome Fear and Trauma to

'Holy Comforter, Just as we enjoy your love and acceptance, soften our hearts that we may show the same grace to others.'
— Angela Flynn, coordinator for worship and ministry, in Sunday's Prayers of the People

🎶 Sing in the majestic Duke Chapel!

All are welcome to sing with the Chapel’s Summer Choir on Sunday, June 2. Rehearsal will be 9:30–10:30 a.m., followed by the service at 11:00 a.m. Music will be provided at the rehearsal. To particiapate, please RSVP to [email protected].

This summer's Chorworks program features the seventeenth-century, English composer Henry Purcell, whose musical voice blends French joie-de-vivre, Italian drama, and England's long choral tradition. See the schedule of public performances June 14–16: buff.ly/4dGAOc1

Watch the livestream of this afternoon's Choral Evensong at 4:00 p.m.: buff.ly/3wAuRg3

Sixty Duke University and Duke Health employees walked the 239 steps up the spiral staircase of Duke Chapel this week as part of an employee wellness Chapel Climb event. Stay tuned for more opportunities to climb later in the year.

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Here is the link to watch this morning's service: buff.ly/3yqCbLJ

This Sunday in our 11:00 a.m. worship service, we celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. The Rev. Racquel Gill, the Chapel's minister for intercultural engagement, will preach, and the service will include Holy Communion. Details: buff.ly/3yvDY1W

This Sunday at 4:00 p.m., we will welcome musicians from the Chapel of the Cross Episcopal Church in Chapel Hill, who will lead a service of Choral Evensong for Pentecost

See service details and a link to the livestream: buff.ly/3yigU6R .

🎉 It is a weekend of celebration and reflection here at Duke Chapel!

🎓 Congratulations, Class of 2024!

➡️ See the schedule of graduation ceremonies in the Chapel and find links to the livestreams: buff.ly/3UmzVfT

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Watch the livestream of this evening's Ascension Day Choral Evensong, with an extended organ prelude beginning at 6:30 p.m.: buff.ly/3wqF9iE

Our Ascension Day Choral Evensong service this Thursday will begin with an extended prelude at 6:30 p.m. played on two organs by Chapel Organ Scholar Katherine Johnson and guest organist Simon Lawford from Église Notre Dame de France in London.

Details: buff.ly/44qabUh

Class of 2024 → Class of 1924
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📹📚🎙️@DrThema, a Duke University alum and past president of the American Psychological Association, joined No Comps on the latest episode of Left of Black to discuss her book Homecoming: Overcome Fear and Trauma to Reclaim Your Whole, Authentic Self
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“Who do we say today that Jesus is?” the Rev. Juanita Bass Wright asked in the sermon she preached at Duke Chapel in 1983. How we respond has implications for our relationship with God and our neighbors, she says. Explore the Chapel’s history of preaching buff.ly/3Uaoaut