At TEN:15, we strive for worship which is lively, reflective, and inclusive, fusing elements creatively from different Christian traditions, centred on the bible and communion.
About twice a term, instead of a regular service, we run a CafeChurch style service, with a mixture of coffee, croissants, comedy, newspapers, videos, drama, bible study, meditation, music, discussion, creative stuff and more.
Worship at TEN:15 is sponsored by Anglican, Methodist, Baptist, and United Reformed churches, but it is deliberately open to all, and is led by university chaplains Ruth Maxey and Charles Clapham, and by members of the community.
There are loads of opportunities to get involved with TEN:15, with music, technical stuff, or other aspects of worship. To find out how, speak to Ruth or Charles.
There is also a more traditional service of Holy Communion at 9.15am most Sunday mornings in the East Chapel. (There is no 9.15 service on the 12th February & 11th March).