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“There is a poetics of pain, and it is wise to confront suffering with poetry,” he says.



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The concert is this Sunday, February 25, at 4:00 p.m. with free admission.



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Join us March 24–31, as we move through the passion, death, and resurrection of Christ with worship services and concerts during Holy Week and Easter. Many of the services will benefit from the voices of guest preachers, who are all Duke alumni, students, staff, or faculty, as part of the Chapel's celebration of Duke's Centennial.

All services and events listed below are in Duke Chapel unless otherwise noted. Many of the services are livestreamed.



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Listen to a sermon excerpt from Pauli Murray and hear the Chapel's Rev. Racquel Gill discuss how Murray's example is helpful in conversations with students about faith and identity.



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“Dr. Cook was a man who was not only a great scholar but a great servant," Chapel Dean Luke Powery said about Cook, Duke’s first Black faculty member.



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Note: Dr. Diana Butler Bass had previously been scheduled to preach at this service but is not able to attend; she is being rescheduled as a guest preacher for Fall 2024.



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Sophomore David Ntim will deliver the sermon at the Sunday service on February 25.



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“Roses or chocolates may be fine as gifts for Valentine’s Day this week, but a real gift you can give someone or yourself is to show through action that, ‘I want you to live,’” he says.



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The service will mark Transfiguration Sunday.



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The Chapel will hold two services with imposition of ashes on February 14, at 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.


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