The Congregation at Duke Chapelis the interdenominational church home for people who consider the Chapel to be their primary place of worship. The Congregation supports and enhances the ministries of the Chapel in a variety of ways . . .
On May 6, 2012, The Rev. Dr. Samuel Wells, Dean, Duke Chapel, preached his last sermon at University Worship as Dean, and said goodbye to the Duke Chapel community.
In case you may have missed this service, here is the YouTube recording for you to enjoy or revisit as the case may be.
Dean Sam Wells Named Vicar of St Martin-in-the-Fields
Durham, NC
- The Rev. Dr. Samuel Wells, who has served as the dean of Duke Chapel
since 2005, announced Thursday he will leave Duke early next summer to
become the vicar of St. Martin-in-the-Fields in London. read more . . .
The Congregation at Duke Chapel said a special good-bye to Dean Sam Wells and his family with a Southern style Fare-Thee-Well party complete with barbecue, fried chicken, hushpuppies, cold drinks . . . and y'all!
Here is some of what Sam shared near the end of our evening together and the Wells singing us their version of a popular farewell song.
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DINNER AT URBAN MINISTRIES
The following Congregation members contributed lasagnas and helped serve dinner to 204 hungry men, women and children on Wednesday , April 25th. Helpers for this shelter dinner were:
Joe Scnople Judi and Dave Vos Ned Arnett James Osborn Bob and Joanne Claytor JoAnne Dewitt Pat Becker John Geneczko Jack McCallus Arlene and Gary Kendig Bert Alexander
On Sunday May 13, the Congregation will provide a meal for
homeless guests at Urban Ministries of Durham. If you would like to
donate lasagnas, serve the meal, or acquire more information, please
contact Ned Arnett at 489-4133 or email him at
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Duke Vespers Ensemble: Music of the Sistine Chapel Concert recording from April 21, 2012,
