The Chapel, St. Stephen's College

The Chapel, St. Stephen's College The College Chapel stands at the very heart of the campus. Open to people of all faiths and denomina The St.

Stephen's College Chapel is built in an Anglican design. It is, however, open to Christians from all denominations, and welcomes people from other faiths, as well. A morning worship service takes place everyday from Monday to Friday starting at 8:00 am and continuing till 8:20 am, with the Holy Eucharist observed every Wednesday. The Sunday worship service takes place at 6:00 pm in the evening, wi

th the Holy Communion observed on only the first Sunday of the month. The Chapel mostly remains open during daytime, for meditation purposes. There are Bible Study Sessions and various other Dedication activities that take place in the Chapel. There is a marble engraving on the floor, just before the altar, that reads out Sir Samuel Scott Allnutt's name. This is where the remains of the founding Principal of the College lie. The Chapel is undoubtedly the only place in college that affords peace to one and all - to those who meditate, pray, sing praises, or to anyone who desires to spend some time in silence. More than anything, it is a place for both spiritual and personal growth.

St. Stephen's College Chaplaincy hosted a panel discussion on “Visions of the Divine: Kabir between Hindus and Christian...
06/04/2025

St. Stephen's College Chaplaincy hosted a panel discussion on “Visions of the Divine: Kabir between Hindus and Christians.”

Prof. Ankur Barua (Cambridge), Rev. Samuel John Shekhar, and Dr. Alphy Geever (St Stephen’s College) shared insights on Kabir’s relevance today, his philosophy, and links to the Biblical literature.

Moderated by Anurag Lakra (2nd Year, Philosophy), the session sparked rich interfaith and interdisciplinary dialogue in Hindu-Christian Studies.

Please find below a recording of the session:

The Chaplaincy of St. Stephen's College organised a panel discussion on the topic *"Visions of the Divine: Kabir between Hindus and Christians"*. The speaker...

09/03/2025

Anurag Lakra IInd Philosophy, shared in the chapel on 2nd April. The intent for his meditation was Redemption after the Fall of the Creation. How first Adam brought death and destruction whereas Second Adam brought Eternal Life.

03/02/2025

Wonderful Illustration before Rohit Gupta Eco III shared his inspiration on Presentation of Christ in the Temple. - February 2nd 2025

22/11/2024
Heritage Walk 9/11/2014
09/11/2024

Heritage Walk 9/11/2014

09/11/2024

Part 1

13/10/2024

Ashwin S Lal from BA Program speaking in the evening service on 13/10/2024

11/03/2024

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St. Stephen's College, Sudhir Bose Marg
Delhi
110007

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 3pm
Tuesday 8am - 3pm
Wednesday 8am - 3pm
Thursday 8am - 3pm
Friday 8am - 3pm
Sunday 6pm - 7:30pm

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