Sunday Services in the Chapel
We meet for Service every Sunday at 11.00am.
If you are unable to join our services in person we upload them to our YouTube channel every Monday.
See our full list of upcoming services and other events here.
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Worship at Union Chapel
Our worship draws from different church traditions, spirituality and the arts.
- Prayerful, yet alternative atmosphere for spiritual nourishment and growth
- Reflections on contemporary issues in the light of the Bible
- Music drawn from Classical, Jazz, Gospel, contemporary worship, and traditional hymns
Communion Service takes place on the first Sunday of each month.
All are welcome.
Services will be filmed, and you may be photographed for promotional purposes. If you'd like not to appear on camera, please indicate to staff on arrival.
Music in worship
The architecture of Union Chapel sought to enhance the great tradition of non-conformist hymn singing. Famously, the most well-known of Union Chapel’s Ministers, Rev Henry Allon required his congregation not only to attend on a Sunday but also to meet on a Thursday evening to rehearse the singing. They would even sing the Hallelujah Chorus as a congregation!
Famous hymn-writers W.H. Monk (Abide with me) and H.J. Gauntlet (Once in royal David’s City) were involved in the design of our world-famous Henry Willis organ.
We continue this tradition today. Although we cannot match over a thousand people singing together at a Sunday evening service, we promote music of high quality in our services.
We have an excellent team of musicians who regularly perform led by Masashi Fujimoto and Anthony Fort. Claudina Edwards, Ben Comeau, Ed Kemp-Luck are also regular artists.
