The Grosvenor Chapel
The Grosvenor Chapel

      EASTER SERVICES

MAUNDY THURSDAY, 17th April

6.30 pm Sung Eucharist of the Lord’s Supper

with the washing of feet, stripping of the altars, and watch until 10pm

Francisco Guerrero  Missa

Inter vestibulum

C.V.Stanford  Gloria in C

Maurice Duruflé  Ubi caritas

Ralph Vaughan Williams 

Love bade me welcome

William Byrd  Ave verum corpus

Thomas Tallis  The Lamentation

of Jeremiah

 

GOOD FRIDAY, 18th April

12.00pm Solemn Liturgy of the Lord’s Passion

Plainsong  The St John Passion

John of Portugal  Crux Fidelis

John Sanders  The Reproaches

Antonio Lotti  Crucifixus etiam

pro nobis

 

HOLY SATURDAY  -

Easter Eve, 19th April

7pm The Easter Vigil

with the lighting of the new fire and the first Eucharist of Easter,

followed by refreshments

Francis Jackson  Communion

Service in G major

John Taverner  Dum transisset sabbatum 

Hernert Howells Paean

 

EASTER DAY, 20th April

11am Festival Sung Eucharist

with orchestra, followed by celebratory refreshments

Walford Davies  O sons

and daughters

W.A.Mozart Coronation Mass

in C major K317

W.A.Mozart Regina coeli  K276

J.S.Bach  Prelude & Fugue in G major BWV 541

 

TUESDAY 22nd April 

9am Morning Prayer

12.30pm The Eucharist

1.10pm Mayfair Organ Concert 

at St George’s

Eben Eyres

 

THURSDAY 24th April

9am Morning Prayer

 

FRIDAY 25th April

8.45am Morning Prayer

9am Act of Collective Worship

St George’s School (parents and carers only)

 

SUNDAY 27th April – 

The Second Sunday of Easter

11:00am Sung Eucharist 

With Cantor and Organ

 

The Champniss Organ Scholarship

2025-26

Applications are invited for the Organ Scholarship at Grosvenor Chapel for the academic year 2025/6.

Details on the music page of this website.

 

CHAPEL OPENING TIMES

The Chapel is normally open to visitors Monday - Friday 8am to 3pm. Exceptons are public holidays and private bookings.

The Chapel is also open on

Saturdays for Occasional Offices and on Sundays for the 11am Sung Eucharist.

 

ACCESSIBILITY

Step-free access to the Chapel is via a ramp through the main entrance. Please arrange in advance by contacting the Chapel office.

 

Audability:  The Chapel's soundsystem is suitably fitted with

a loop system for pews directly

beneath the south gallery.

MiSSION ACTION PLAN

                                       THE CHAPEL’S MISSION STATEMENT

  • A Christian community, in the liberal catholic tradition of the Church of England, that worships on a Sunday, but also supports a mid-week Christian community of working people, our parish school, ecumenical work, outreach to those in our local community and the possibility of other configurations of Christian life. Our heritage is to be shared beyond its centre in our Sunday worship. 
  • A spiritual oasis in midst of a bustling city, where people can come for rest and refreshment, reflection and prayer, worship and thanksgiving. Our setting next to Mount Street Gardens and with the beautiful stillness of our Chapel, offers a place to find the peace and comfort of God in our lives.
  • A place of celebration, where people come to ask God’s blessing and to give thanks for some of the key moments of their lives: birth, marriage, significant anniversaries, death. Also a place of celebration for our local community of Mayfair, where people can mark important moments in the life of local society.
  • An inclusive place, promoting the values of God’s Kingdom, confident, compassionate and creative (Capital Vision): Not only is our welcome generous, but we wish to be generous with our space, so that it can be used widely by the local community and those beyond. We recognise and value the different levels of commitment and belonging to the Chapel: our core Sunday congregation; mid-week congregants and participants; those linked to the Chapel by the Occasional Offices; our local residential and working communities of Mayfair.
  • An Iconic place: The Chapel is not only a valued local landmark, within the “village of Mayfair” and hub of school, library, church and shops, and has a significant history to share. Yet, it is much more than a building. The Chapel’s interior architecture, liturgy and music speaks of the “beauty of holiness”. Icons are windows onto the Divine. We wish to be, not just as a building, but as faithful communities, witnesses to the Divine, reaching out to share God’s love with others.
  • Even though we are a gathered community on Sunday, we are committed to serve our Parish, and are engaged in our local community of Mayfair, through partnerships with local residents, businesses, school, library and other institutions. Our parish is both local and international at the same time, like our gathered community on a Sunday, and we recognise that we are part of a global city.
  • Christian Formation: The Chapel community values preaching which is exploratory, challenging, and that respects questioning. In the past the Chapel has hosted Liddon House (a centre for the Christian formation of young working graduates) and the William Temple Foundation. The Chapel seeks to re-envision this aspect of our heritage: to be a Christian centre of education and practice that benefits the Church as a whole and encourages others to think on God and the Christian message.
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