This Week
The Chapel is open
for public worship. Some Services are live-streamed (access here.)
Sunday 26th June
Second Second after Trinity
11am Sung Eucharist
Celebrant and Preacher:
Fr Richard Fermer
Francisco Guerrero Missa Cangratulamini mihi
Henry Purcell O God thou art my God
J.P.Sweelinck Toccata in C
Noon to 5pm Mount Street Gardens Summer Fair
Tuesday 28th June
1.10 - 1.50
Mayfair Organ Concert
David Ponsford
(Proessor, Royal Academy of Music)
Admission free
Wednesday, 29th June
Feast of Ss Peter & Paul, Apostles
7.30am Morning Prayer (online only) led by Fr Alan Piggot
6.30pm Said Eucharist for
Ss Peter & Paul
led by Fr Richard Fermer
Thursday, 30th June
8am Said Eucharist
led by Fr Richard Fermer
Saturday, 2nd July
12.15pm Ceremony of Admission of a Godparent
2pm Holy Baptism
Sunday, 3rd July
Feast of St Thomas the Apostle
11am Sung Eucharist
Celebrant: Fr Richard Fermer
Preacher: Fr Alan Piggot
G.Allegri Missa Missa Che fà hoggi il mio sole
William Byrd O quam gloriosum est regnum
William Russell Voluntary in G minor
THE PROFESSIONAL
CHAPEL CHOIR
is currently looking for two new singers. Please see the Chapel Choir page for more information.
THE CHAMPNISS
ORGAN SCHOLARSHIP
Jason Tang has been awarded the Champniss Organ Scholarship for 2022/2023
CHAPEL OPENING TIMES
At present only the rear of the nave is open for visits and private prayer during the week.
Monday to Friday: 9am - 4pm
Saturday: closed
Sunday: 9am - 2pm
ABOUT US
The Grosvenor Chapel is situated in South Audley Street, between Harry's Bar and Thomas Goode, and opposite the Mayfair Public Library, in the heart of Mayfair. We seek to offer a spiritual home to those who live and work in the area, those who are drawn to the Chapel for various reasons, as well as those who are visiting London. Through worship, dialogue and friendship we aim to serve the pastoral and spiritual needs of contemporary men, women and children.
The congregation is a varied, international and inclusive family, and the Chapel building encourages an intimacy of fellowship. We worship God as made known to us in Jesus Christ and try to show his Gospel of love through our lives. We do this within the liberal catholic tradition of the Church of England which lays emphasis on the beauty and reverence of worship as well as the importance of intellectual integrity and open exploration of the scriptures, the Christian tradition and the issues which confront the 21st century world. As we set about the work of building up a refreshing Christian community we keep in mind the advice of St Augustine: “In the primary things, unity. In the secondary things, liberality. In all things, charity.”
We are part of the Church of England’s Diocese of London and of the worldwide Anglican Communion. We welcome people from all Christian traditions as well as those who are on a searching journey for faith in God. Because the Chapel was used by American soldiers in the Second World War, and the current American Embassy is nearby, we are delighted to find many Americans enjoy joining us for worship whilst in London and the Chapel is now twinned to Grace Church, New York.
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