Regular services:
Morning Prayer
A simple service of prayer and readings to start the day.
Monday to Friday: 8:30am - 8:45am in Hope Chapel.
Evening Prayer
A reflective time at the end of day.
Monday to Friday: 4.30pm - 5pm in Hope Chapel {/niftybox}
Anglican Eucharist
All are invited to encounter Christ in the words of Scripture and the breaking of bread. There will be a chance to relax and chat afterwards over a cup of tea.
Tuesday 1.10pm in Hope Chapel
Thursday 4.30pm - Praise and Worship followed by Anglican Eucharist at 5pm.
Catholic Mass
Catholic Mass will be held in Hope Chapel on Sundays, which is led by a visitng priest each week. On the last Sunday of every month, we attend Mass in Bishop Eton parish on Woolton Road and take part in the liturgy there. At the end of Mass, we always gather together for a cuppa afterwards! We also hold a Eucharistic Service every Thursday which is led by the chaplains.
Eucharistic Service - Thursday at 1.10pm
Catholic Mass: Sunday at 6.30pm
Last Sunday of the month at 6.00pm in Bishop Eton Parish
Chaplains would especially like to hear from people with musical gifts, or who would like to take an active part in the service, either serving, reading or leading prayers.
If you are not able to come along to our services you are welcome to e-mail us your prayer requests or mass intentions. Alternatively there are lots of good websites which lead you through a time of prayer. For example, see www.sacredspace.ie.
You can also download prayer reflections for your mp3 to help you reflect during day when you might be travelling or walking from place to place. They are really superb reflections. Check them out on www.pray-as-you-go.org.
Trinity Chapel is available throughout the day, when the Senate Room is not being used, to anyone who is looking for a quiet place to pray or reflect. For personal intentions you are invited to light a candle or write a prayer request. There is also a prayer table, currently situated in the Gateway Building, where you can write prayer requests. These will be remembered at ecumenical morning prayer.
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Prayer and Worship 
