• Maundy Thursday meal
  • In Martin Luther King, Jr.'s room at Hampton House
  • A student supper
  • Maundy Thursday Last Supper
  • Touring Hampton House, setting for movie "One Night in Miami."
  • Marching with Farmworkers
  • Standing with UM Janitors
  • Bishop Eaton Confirms a student
  • Students at Thanksgiving Dinner
  • SpectrUM 25th Anniversary
  • Thanksgiving
  • Student Supper
  • Student Service
  • Fundraising Concert for Ukrainian Refugees
  • A student supper
  • Easter Dinner
  • Swamp Walk
  • Religion Awareness Day
  • Cerro Negro, the descent
  • Easter Dinner
  • Maundy Thursday Footwashing
  • Marching with Farmworkers
  • Chacraseca, Nicaragua
  • Cerro Negro, Nicaragua
  • Last Supper/Maundy Thursday
  • In the Everglades
  • Easter Dinner
  • Lessons & Carols
  • Student Supper
  • At Miami Beach Pride Parade
  • Lessons & Carols
  • Interfaith Panel
  • Great Vigil of Easter
  • Easter Dinner
  • Christmas
  • 'Canefest
  • Ash Wednesday

Welcome 

St. Bede Chapel, the Episcopal Church Center at the University of Miami, is a place where progressive Christianity and traditional worship meet.  An outreach of The Episcopal Church, we are here to serve any and all students, regardless of your particular religious tradition (or lack thereof).  The word "Episcopal" describes what we have to offer; it in no way is intended to limit whom we serve.

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Announcements

  • College Student Service

    Sundays, 6PM.  

  • Student Supper

    Sundays at 7PM, in the Chapel courtyard.

  • Maundy Thursday/Holy Thursday

    March 28, 7PM:  We commemorate Jesus' Last Supper with his disciples, which was also the first  Eucharist (communion).  We will celebrate communion, eat many of the foods Jesus and his disciples would have eaten, and conclude with a commemoration of Jesus' arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane.

  • Good Friday

    March 29, Noon & 7PM:  Good Friday is the most solemn day of the year.  We read the Gospel Passion according to John in the context of a liturgy distinctive to this day.  We'll also have the Stations of the Cross one-half hour before each of the two main services.

  • The Great Vigil of Easter

    Saturday, March 30, 8:30 PM:  This is the most ancient way of celebrating Easter.  We begin in total darkness (representing the darkness of the tomb), we light the Paschal fire and the Paschal candle, by candlelight we review salvation history through a series of nine readings from Scripture, and we end by celebrating the Eucharist in Easter joy as we proclaim the resurrection.

  • Easter Day

    Sunday, March 31, 10AM A joyous Eucharist as we proclaim the resurrection.  N.B.:  This is the only service on Easter Day.  The two Easter liturgies are Saturday night at 8:30 and Sunday morning at 10:00.  There is no evening student Eucharist on this day as students will have Easter dinner at the Chaplain's home.