• Worship is the offering of all we do and all we are to God. Down the past centuries countless men and women have discovered in worship meaning and direction for living of their lives. This remains true for millions of people today.
  
  
• The heart of the College of St George is the worship of Almighty God. The College’s ancient statutes require that it should ‘wait eternally upon the Lord’. That all its life should be worship is made clear through the services offered every day in the Chapel - the celebration of Holy Communion, and the daily services of Mattins and Evensong (Morning and Evening Prayer). The worship in St George’s Chapel forms the spiritual centre of the Castle and its community.
  
  

• We welcome visitors to these services and hope they may join us. Coming to Evensong at 5.15 pm (Sung every day except Wednesdays) can make the most perfect conclusion to a visit to the Castle.
  
  
• Attending Evensong is also a way for visitors to take part in the daily life of the Castle. The service itself lasts approximately 45 minutes and is beautifully sung by the Chapel Choir, one of the leading Church Choirs in the country.

For details of the Services in the current week, please click here.