Ecumenical Events
What is ecumenism?
An ecumenical event is one in which different Christian denominations (such as Anglican, Baptist, Catholic, for example) join in worship and/or fellowship together.
The purpose of Ecumenism is to promote unity, cooperation and understanding between Christians of different theological traditions. The variety of denominations today is the result of historical schisms within churches. Ecumenism seeks to collaborate on shared theological, social and charitable endeavours, so ecumenical services and events are consciously arranged to be inclusive of different theological beliefs.
For more information about these events please contact the Anglican Chaplaincy. All events are free of charge unless otherwise indicated.
See also:
Sanctuary Service
Every Sunday during term time
7.00pm - 8.00pm
Mary Harris Memorial Chapel, Streatham Campus
This service is for University of Exeter students and staff, and their partners and families.
A relaxed and informal non-choral service of contemplative worship, led by Chaplains from across different Christian traditions.
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Celtic Prayer on Zoom
Every Friday during term time
12.30pm – 1.00pm
Zoom (contact us for the code)
A contemplative ecumenical service. Student-led but not just for students – open to all (staff, students and members of the public). Normally led by Ellen.