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University Worship [Corrected]

Speaker

The Rev. Dr. Preston Davis, Vice President and Minister to the University, High Point University

The guest preacher for this service is the Rev. Dr. Preston Davis, a Duke Divinity alumnus and vice president and minister to the university at High Point University. He will preach a sermon titled The God Who Haunts Us. For our Mission of the Month, a representative from Urban Ministries of Durham will present the group's mission to end homelessness and to fight poverty by offering food, shelter, and a future to neighbors in need.

Join us in worship that offers stirring preaching, inspiring sacred music, and faithful prayer. Held year-round amid the beautiful, soaring architecture of Duke Chapel, this interdenominational Christian service is characterized by vibrant faith, intellectual depth, diverse cultural expressions, and a welcoming community.

To attend a service, navigate to 125 Science Drive, Durham, NC. Parking is available at that address in the Bryan Center Garage with ADA parking in the adjacent surface lot. Parking in the garage is free on Sunday until 2:00 p.m. when using the standard ticket issued upon entering the garage. Regular attenders of the service are encouraged to receive a pass for free parking on Sunday mornings at the visitor desk inside the Chapel.

A national leader in the theological study of the art of preaching, Chapel Dean Luke A. Powery preaches regularly at this service, along with a rotation of other Chapel ministers and renowned guest preachers. The acclaimed Duke University Chapel Choir and Chapel organists lead the music, supplemented by student chamber groups, professional instrumentalists, and visiting artists.

Services are streamed live on YouTube and broadcast live on channel 12 of the Duke Hospital TV system and on the radio on 620 AM WDNC. Subscribe to the Duke Chapel Sermons podcast on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Find an archive of Chapel sermons on our website and a more extensive digital archive in the Duke Chapel Recordings collection on the Duke Libraries website.

02.16.25 Worship Guide


Categories

Sermon, Worship