Oxford - Balliol College
Services
| Sunday | Evensong (sometimes Holy Communion) 17.45 |
Music
Choir
The Choir is a mixed voice choir drawn from members of the college and university. It is directed
by the organ scholar.
College
Chaplain
The Revd Douglas Dupree
(since )
Building
The college is thought to date back to 1263 when John Balliol bought and maintained a house for
poor students in the suburbs of Oxford. His widow made the arrangements permanent and gave the
college its first seal. The Chapel is the third on the site, the first was in 1328, the second
about 1525 and the third in 1857 by William Butterfield. This building does not seem to have been
much favoured and much of the internal decoration has been replaced. Some survivals of the 16th
century chapel include the crowned brazen eagle lecturn, the Jacobean pulpit and some wonderful
fragments of the stained glass.
FCM at Oxford
FCM Diocesan Representative
Robin Alden