LMH Chapel Trinity Term 2019...LMH has a lively music tradition, and our choir offers Scholarships...

LMH Chapel Trinity Term 2019

Memory and Identity -

Sundays, 5.30pm

It's all History Now

1st Week28th April 2019, 5.30pm Choral Evensong

Memory and identity: 'It's all history now'

Rev'd Dr Allan Doig

Other events: Saturday 27th April - Choir Taster

and Supper Monday to Friday - Prayers for the

Day (Noon) Friday - Choir Rehearsal, 5-6pm

Fr Allan has been Chaplain of the College since 1991 and is now in his final term. Before ordination he was University Lecturer in the History of Architecture at the University of Kent. During the Easter Vacation he completed a book for Oxford University Press on: The History of the Church Through its Buildings.

2nd Week

'Memory, Community, National Identity and Faith'

Lord Green, KCMGCollective memories are often the glue which holds communities and nations together and sometimes they even define a nation. As for individuals, our memories can often point to God’s hand in our lives. Lord Green spent 35 years in the Diplomatic Service. After studying Arabic in the Lebanon he specialised in the Middle East, was Director for the Middle East at the Foreign Office, and served as Ambassador in Syria and Saudi Arabia. He chaired Medical Aid for Palestinians for three years and in 2014 the Prime Minister appointed him as a Cross Bench member of the House of Lords for his public service.

5th May 2019, 5.30pm Sung Eucharist

Other events: Monday to Friday - Prayers for the


3rd Week

'Unofficial Inscriptions'

Professor Stephen Bann, CBE, FBA, FSAStephen Bann is Emeritus Professor of the History of Art and Senior Research Fellow at Bristol University. At present he is seeing through press his recent Slade Lectures at Cambridge on the theme of 'Scenes and Traces of the English Civil War'. Inscriptions abound in places of worship, chiefly for the purpose of commemorating the dead. But many churches also exhibit initials and dates carved upon the stonework, prompting questions about the messages that might have been intended for posterity.

12th May 2019, 5.30pm Choral Evensong


Day (Noon) Wednesday 8th May, 5pm - Chapel

Committee Friday - Choir Rehearsal, 5-6pm

Inscribing Memory:

4th Week

'Identity and Christianity'

David Thomson retired recently after many years of ministry in Yorkshire, Oxfordshire and Cumbria before serving for 10 years as Bishop of Huntingdon. Before ordination he was an academic, and he continues to research and write on mediaeval subjects. Christianity continues to offer us powerful senses of identity. How can being “in Christ” bea force for good not ill?

The Right Rev'd David Thomson

19th May 2019, 5.30pm Sung Eucharist



Baptism and Confirmation of Sungwon Han (DPhil, LMH)

5th Week

'Memory and Belonging'

Rose has been a College Chaplain, a Hospital Chaplain and a parish priest of two country parishes (198 km apart) in the Wheatbelt of Western Australia. She was a music school principal in Singapore for many years before emigrating and now calls Australia home. Within you is a spiritual compass which guides you on your journey through life to that place which is sacred and holy, and known only to you. This is that which holds you, and your sense of who you are.

The Rev'd ROSE guok

26th May 2019, 5.30pm Choral Evensong



6th Week2nd June 2019, 5.30pm Sung Eucharist



'Memory, Identity and the Voice of the Psalms'

Professor Gillespie has been J.R.R. Tolkien Professor of English Literature and Language and Fellow of LMH since October 2004. He is interested in the cognitive psychology of religious writing.

Professor Vincent Gillespie

FBA, FSA, FRHistS FEA

7th Week

The 'Big Sing'

Rev'd Dr Allan DoigAllan Doig has been part of life at LMH for 28 years. He’s been Chaplain, Tutor for Graduates, Keeper of Pictures and President of the SCR. At the end of this academic year he retires and we would like you to join us to celebrate his time at LMH. Refreshments will be available from 12.30pm and a buffet lunch will be served from 1pm in Hall. At 2.30pm, we will convene in Chapel to come together for the "the big sing"; a drinks reception will follow the service and the day will come to a close around 4.15pm.

9th June 2019, 12.30pm - 4.15pm The Big Sing


Day (Noon) Wednesday - Catholic Mass, 6pm Friday - Choir Rehearsal, 5-6pm

Sign up for the event online.

8th Week

'It's all history now'

16th June 2019, 5.30pm Choral Evensong



Farewell Service

General Chapel Information

Weekday services:

There will be short prayers Monday to Friday at noon in Chapel. The Chapel is open all day, every day, for personal prayer and as a place of peace and quiet. Please do use it.

LMH has a lively music tradition, and our choir offers Scholarships for all who wish to sing to join in our programme. Regular rehearsal times are Friday at 5-6pm and Sunday at 4-5.15pm for the 5.30pm service. Ceri Ngai is our Kaifeng Organ Scholar and can be contacted through the Chapel and Porters Lodge.

Music at LMH:

All Members of College and their guests are very welcome at any Chapel services. The Chaplaincy is run on an ecumenical basis and at services of Holy Communion baptised members of all denominations

are welcome to receive the sacrament.

The Chaplain, Rev’d Dr Allan Doig, is available to every member of College, of any religious belief, or none. He is available most days, and can usually be found in the Vestry (beside the entrance to the Chapel), or in No 1 Fyfield Road, room 2, or by private appointment. He can be reached by email: [email protected] or by telephone on 07595

003240.

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