Mansfield College Chapel
Mansfield College Chapel, which is one of the largest in Oxford, is a well loved space. It is central to the life of Mansfield and is used on a daily basis by students, staff and Fellows.
With its inclusive ethos, the work and outreach of the College Chapel demonstrates its commitment to ecumenical worship where all are welcome.
Chapel Services usually take place on Wednesdays. Details for the Michaelmas Term will appear here in October.
Members of the public are welcome to attend chapel services at Mansfield College.
Getting involved in Chapel
Mansfield College Chapel is an inclusive space where everyone is welcome and all are celebrated and affirmed. Students and staff are encouraged to participate in all aspects of worship which is always ecumenical in its nature. If you are interested in reading or leading prayers, please contact the Chaplain.
Chapel Choir and Music
Mansfield has an active choir that is open to all and performs at chapel services. Details on how to join choir will appear here in October. Chapel services may also include music contributions from Mansfield students and staff - we hope you will consider sharing your talents with the community in this way.
Student Reps
Christian Union
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Catholic Society
Vincent Elvin: vincent.elvin@mansfield.ox.ac.uk
Mansfield College Music Society
President: Flora Walker
Mansfield College Music Society supports and promotes musical activity at our college, and is run by a committee of student members. We have a choir and some ensembles which are open to all members of the Mansfield Community. Find out more at https://mansfieldcollegemu.wixsite.com/oxford
College Chaplain
Nathan Mulcock is the College Chaplain and is part of the welfare team. He supports and serves the whole community of the College. Whether in consideration of relationships, work or study difficulties, spiritual or vocational issues, or for casual discussion, the chaplain is available to speak with staff and students at any time, no matter their faith or philosophy.
Please contact Nathan to arrange an alternative time to speak.
Nathan can be reached via email at chaplain@mansfield.ox.ac.uk.
Mansfield College Chaplaincy
Mansfield College has its roots in the Nonconformist tradition of the Church. The chaplaincy continues in that tradition, challenging and responding to the needs of the community in which it lives. The chaplaincy also holds special discussion groups such as: Queer Spirituality and Table Talks on Social Justice issues. Details of these meetings can be found in the Virtual Quad.
Welcoming, affirming, inclusive.
Celebrating the diversity of Mansfield College.
Celebrating the sacred in our midst
Prayer Requests
During this time when we are far apart from one another, the chaplain continues to hold this community in prayer. If you would like to submit any prayer requests (for individuals, places or any other concerns), these will be included in the weekly prayers said by the chaplain for the Mansfield community every Wednesday. You can submit a prayer request.