By Edward E. Jones

It has been a remarkable year for the Memorial Church, during which the Harvard University Choir has flourished. Due to the renovation project, the Fall Term was spent in diaspora: services and performances were held in a wide variety of venues, each with their own challenges and benefits. The choir and the music program have grown as a result of our peregrinations.

Auditions for the choir were held in the opulent surroundings of the Paine Hall — the music department’s concert hall, named for the first University organist and choirmaster — which became home-base for our weekly rehearsals. Read more about A remarkable year

Address by Jonathan L. Walton, Plummer Professor of Christian Morals and Pusey Minister in the Memorial Church, to the Harvard College Class of 2017 at Senior Chapel on Commencement morning. 

According to social scientists, you, the Class of 2017, are an interesting and Read more about Imagine new possibilities. Dream big. And then act boldly.

Sermon by Jonathan L. Walton, Plummer Professor of Christian Morals and Pusey Minister in the Memorial Church, for Harvard Memorial Church's Sunday Worship Service. 
 

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Vermont Artist Janet McKenzie is challenging the traditional iconography of sacred art in her paintings depicting images of Jesus, Mary and other Christian figures. By using the forms of women and people Read more about The Divine Journey: A Painter's Mission