Weekly Services

Heinz Memorial Chapel is non-denominational and any of the University of Pittsburgh's religious groups may hold services here. Below is our schedule for the current year.
If you are a Pitt religious group interested in holding a service here, please email heinzchapel@pitt.edu.

^‍_‍Sundays at 8 PM: Compline
This contemplative service is almost entirely sung by the Pittsburgh Compline Choir. Traditionally, one or more of the Psalms associated with Compline are sung or chanted by the choir. Before the service, the congregation is invited to submit names of persons in need or persons who have died to be chanted as part of the evening prayers. The service reaches back to the time of an undivided Christendom and resonates with people from widely different faith traditions. Music from the last 1000 years is offered by a dedicated choir made up of students and community members. Compline has been offered at Heinz Chapel by the Pittsburgh Compline Choir for over 30 years. For more information, visit http://pittsburghcomplinechoir.org.
‍_{Spring services begin on January 12 and end on April 27.}
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Mondays at 7 PM: Lutheran Worship Service
PSALM (Pittsburgh Students Active in Lutheran Ministry) and Lutheran Campus Ministry in Greater Pittsburgh welcome all who would like to join in our worship services in Heinz Chapel. We celebrate weekly communion, sing hymns, and seek to live out God's radical hospitality. For more information, please see our website www.psalm.online, email pastor@psalm.online, or call (412) 682-6886.
_{Fall services will conclude on December 16. There will not be service on September 2, October 14 or November 25.
Spring services begin on January 6 and end on April 28. There will be a Good Friday service at noon on April 18.}
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^‍Tuesdays at 7:30 PM: Acts 2 Fellowship Prayer Time
Acts 2 Fellowship is a Christian student organization at the University of Pittsburgh & Carnegie Mellon University. Join us for an hour of prayer and praise. We have a time of singing a mix of hymns and contemporary worship songs, praying personal prayers and intercessory prayers, where we pray for our friends & families. We also have mentors who are available to pray with you if you have any prayer requests. Also, you are invited to join us for food and hangout afterwards. If you want to find out more about our group, please check out our websites for Pitt and CMU.
_{Spring services begin on January 14 and end on May 6.}
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Wednesdays at 9 PM: Catholic Newman Club Mass
The Catholic Newman Club welcomes all students to worship God and to connect with their peers by joining for Mass every Wednesday at 9 PM in Heinz Chapel. Mass will be celebrated by one of the Oratorian priests, the Catholic chaplains for the University of Pittsburgh.  All students are welcome to join us for food and fellowship after the Mass concludes. For more information visit thepittsburghoratory.org or join our Discord Server “Catholic Newman Club.”_{‍
Spring services begin on January 8. There will not be service on March 5. Spring services end on April 30 with a 5:15 PM Baccalaureate Mass.}
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‍Select Thursdays at 8:30 PM: Coptic Orthodox Tasbeha (Midnight Praises)
COYA, or the Coptic Orthodox Youth Association is dedicated to building Christian fellowship through the teachings of the Orthodox faith. The Coptic Church is almost 2,000 years old and draws its roots back to Egypt. The word "tasbeha" means praise and it refers to the collection of praises prayed in preparation for the liturgy. In the Coptic tradition, 4 "hoos" or "biblical hymns" are sung directly from the Bible followed by explanations, commemoration of the saints and more. All are welcome! To find out more, email coyacopts@gmail.com or follow our Instagram, @coya_pitt.
_{Spring services will be held January 9 & 23, February 6 & 20, March 20 and April 3 & 17.}

Friday, April 11 at 7:15 PM: Some of God's Children Elevate: A Night of Praise and Testimony
‍Join us for Elevate: A Night of Praise and Testimony! This is more than just an event—it’s a moment to connect, reflect, and lift up the name of Jesus. Through soul-stirring songs, powerful testimonies, and heartfelt worship, we’re coming together as one body to experience the presence of God like never before. Come as you are, and let’s glorify the Lord together.
Have questions? Email us at Sogc1973@gmail.com.