Bridging faith and learning.
Located on Duke University’s West Campus, Duke University Chapel is as magnificent in structure as it is rich in ministry. Construction of the Chapel was begun in October of 1930 and completed two years later. During that time students continually congregated at the stonemasons’ huts to watch the Chapel take shape. It was first used for Commencement in 1932 and was formally dedicated on June 2, 1935.image of first commencement
Duke Chapel continues to be a Christian church of uniquely interdenominational character and purpose. Through its tradition of inspiring worship and music, and a calling to walk with people of all faiths and circumstances, Duke Chapel stands as a beacon of hope on campus and in the community that bridges faith and learning.
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In keeping with the Duke University social media guidelines, the Duke University Chapel facebook page is a place where students, parents, alumni and others can learn about and enjoy some of the great things happening at Duke Chapel.
We encourage our fans to post comments in this spirit, with respect for other users. Duke Chapel reserves the right to delete off-topic or abusive comments, and to ban users from posting to the page. We encourage students to embrace the Duke Community Standard when posting on the site, and do not permit messages selling products or promoting commercial ventures.
Posted comments do not necessarily reflect the opinions or policies of Duke Chapel. All content and posts are bound by Facebook’s Terms of Use and Code of Conduct. Facebook encourages users to use its “Report” links when they find abusive content.
Through worship, student ministry, community connection, interfaith engagement, and the arts, Duke Chapel stands as a beacon of Christian hope that bridges faith (religio) and learning (eruditio).
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