Welcome to Our University Chapel
A place of worship, reflection, and community for all.
Welcome Address by the Chaplain
About Our Chapel
Our Mission
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Our Vision
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Our History
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Worship Services
Daily Devotion & Bible Study
- Personal Devotion 5:00 AM – 5:30 AM
- Morning Prayers 5:30 AM – 6:00 AM
- Evening Personal Devotion 10:00 PM – 10:30 PM
- Bible Study (Wednesdays) 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Sunday Church Service
- Sunday School for All 9:00 AM – 10:45 AM
- Morning Devotional Service 10:45 AM – 12:00 PM
- Evening Revival & Evangelistic Service 4:45 PM / 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM
All students must attend and conduct themselves with reverence. Please bring a jotter, ball pen, and King James Version of the Holy Bible.
Special Services
Join us for holiday celebrations and memorial services throughout the year.
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Chapel Events
Upcoming Events
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Chapel Service
Date: September 25, 2024 | Time: 10:00 AM
Location: Main Chapel Hall
Description: Join us for an inspiring service with guest speaker Rev. John Doe.
Past Events
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Easter Celebration
Date: April 10, 2024 | Time: 9:00 AM
Location: Chapel Grounds
Description: A beautiful service with musical performances and a special Easter sermon.
Spiritual Resources
Sermons and Reflections
Prayer Requests
Submit a Prayer RequestSpiritual Counseling
If you need spiritual support, reach out to us for counseling and guidance.
Contact: +123-456-7890 or counseling@university.com
Record of Blessings
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Chapel and Regulations
The following are extracts from the Student’s Handbook. It is profitable for you to acquaint yourself with the contents so that your stay at Crawford would be without any hitch.
I. Activities Not Allowed on Sundays
- Sport activities and secular games.
- Studying in classrooms or reading secular materials.
- Laundry.
- Making noise through electronic players, instruments, shoes, and any other noise-generating devices.
II. Penalty for Contravening Sunday Orders
- Lateness to Church Services: Lateness to any solemn meeting is not allowed and may attract sanctions determined by the Rules Enforcement Committee with approval from the Vice Chancellor.
- Absenteeism: Absenteeism from Church Services, without prior approval from the Dean of Student Affairs, is punishable.
- Noise-making through electronic players: This may attract punishment.
- Every student is expected to participate actively in singing, reading of the Bible, praying, and reciting memory verses.
III. Rules and Regulations Relating to Church Services and Penalties
S/N | Offences | Penalty |
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1 | Failure to attend any Church service scheduled for students. | Odd job in the first instance and two weeks suspension |
2 | Lateness to Church Services (Sundays): Expected to be seated by 8:45am and 4:40pm (Wednesday: 5:45pm, 15 minutes before the service). | Odd jobs for one week |
3 | Coming to Church without a hard copy of the Bible. | Odd job for one week |
4 | Using phones during church service. | Seizure of the phone for one month |
5 | Making noise, conversing, chewing gums, sweets, or biscuits during services. | Odd job for one week |
6 | Improper dressing (e.g. painting of lips, wearing dresses not covering below the knees, sagging trousers). | Seizure of the cloth/accessory until the end of the semester; odd job for two weeks |
7 | Refusal to pray for at least 10 minutes after the service. | Compulsory prayer for at least one hour |
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Our Chaplaincy Team
Prof. Solomon Makinde
Chaplain
Rev. Makinde brings over 15 years of pastoral experience and a passion for interfaith dialogue.
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