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John's Chapel invites all community members to explore and deepen their spirituality, whether through quiet meditation, traditional prayer, or a beautiful piece of music. On four weekday mornings, the school begins its day with a Chapel service; this morning respite strengthens the sense of community and offers stillness and reflection before a ...
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Chapel program St. John's Chapel. St. John's Chapel opened in 1900. It was the gift of William Amory Gardner, one of the school's original teachers. It was designed by Henry Vaughan, who also designed Washington National Cathedral and the New Chapel at St. Paul's School.
For the first time since the 1950s, a faculty member has been ordained as an Episcopal priest in St. John’s Chapel, right on the Groton School campus.
282 Farmers Row. Groton, MA 01450-0991. United States.
Jun 20, 2023 · The Gothic Revival St. John’s Chapel at the Groton School was built in 1900. The architect, Henry Vaughan’s design here is a departure from the common “Victorian Gothic” style. The interior is finished with bare stone akin to medieval architecture.
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Groton School seeks a school chaplain to oversee the spiritual life of its students and to care for the school’s Episcopal tradition.
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Nestled cozily in the heart of Groton School, St. John’s Chapel stands as a testament to our enduring affiliation with the Episcopal tradition, which began with the founding of Groton nearly 150 years ago.
