Duke Chapel is made up of thousands of stones—and also many, many people. These people, the "living stones" of the Chapel, bring the building to life through singing, praying, greeting, studying, guiding, and many other behind-the-scenes efforts. In an occasional series, we'll introduce you to the Chapel staff members who work on the many different aspects of the Chapel’s mission of “bridging faith and learning.” Today, meet the Rev. Racquel Gill. As the Chapel's Minister for Intercultural Engag

This past Sunday during our online worship service, the Duke Chapel Choir offered a newly recorded virtual anthem "At the Round Earth's Imagined Corners." The piece by the contemporary American composer Williametta Spencer sets to music a text by the English poet John Donne. Audio and video production by Pablo Vega of The Workshop, Durham, North Carolina. "At the Round Earth’s Imagined Corners" © 1968 Shawnee Press, Inc. | Duke University Chapel

Our Choral Evensong service this Sunday at 4:00 p.m. will feature music for Palm Sunday, including service music by the English composer John Sanders and the anthem "Herr Jesu Christ, mein Lebens Licht" by J. S. Bach. The Chapel’s Choral Evensong follows the liturgy of the Book of Common Prayer with choral and organ music from the English cathedral tradition, led by the Chapel’s Evensong Singers. See service details and a link to the livestream: https://buff.ly/3TO10Zd | Duke University Chapel