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Duke University Chapel affirms the value of every human being and welcomes all who seek to respond to the all-inclusive love of God in Jesus Christ. The Chapel extends an open invitation to the campus and the community to engage in our mission and ministries.
Duke University Chapel is a chapel located at the center of the campus of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, United States. It is an ecumenical Christian chapel and the center of religion at Duke, and has connections to the United Methodist Church.
Standing at 210 feet in the center of campus, of the original buildings at Duke University, the Chapel was planned first and built last. The architectural style of the Chapel is English Gothic, but it is modeled upon no particular cathedral, college chapel, or parish church.
Services, Concerts, and Events. Duke Chapel is host to worship services, concerts, university ceremonies, and other events throughout the year. Something is happening at the Chapel almost every day! For details, see our events calendar.
A popular destination, Duke Chapel welcomes hundreds of visitors every day for services, concerts, ceremonies, tours, and moments of personal reflection and prayer. Find information for planning your trip to the Chapel.
Worship, Belong, Sing at Duke Chapel. Students are involved in all aspects of the life of the Chapel.
The Duke University Chapel is a beautiful piece of architecture, center piece of Duke University's campus. The chapel (which is more of a cathedral in size), towers over most buildings on the campus. Architecturally, it resembles an European cathedral, from the Gothic era.
