Photo of the Campbell Memorial Chapel

Chapel

Campbell Memorial Chapel is home to some of Chatham’s most beloved traditions like Candlelight, a non-denominational service during the holidays that brings Chatham students of past and present together.

Photo of students walking near the Chapel on a spring day

Candlelight

Chatham’s annual Candlelight tradition is an evening of holiday magic, musical revelry, and rows and rows of sparkling candlelight.

Multi-Faith Council

Since Chatham is non-denominational, we have a multi-faith council, a group of religious leaders on campus from different churches, synagogues, mosques, and other religious institutions.

The Multi-Faith Council holds programming and services for students on campus and enjoys a monthly lunch with students in the dining hall.

A Community Space

The Chapel is also used for large presentations and events, including film screenings from the “Just Films” series, as a part of which we hosted Pulitzer-Prize winning author Alice Walker.

The Chapel also acts as a quiet and peaceful space for students to study, practice performing arts, or simply reflect. 

Photo of the Chapel, with people walking down the hill in front of it on a sunny day with blue skies
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