This ecumenical chapel is supported by nine different church denominations. It is used for church services, Christian baptisms, weddings and funerals or blessings, arranged according to each denomination's practice. It also hosts changing art exhibitions, poetry and song evenings, concerts, and staff and family celebrations. The chapel has a Yamaha grand piano and a virtual organ, and its acoustics are described as distinctive. The architecture is described as a work of art in itself, designed to move from darkness towards light.
The capacity is about 130 people, up to 200 by prior agreement. Small-scale refreshments are possible, and private events can be arranged alongside an exhibition, concert or devotion. Guided group visits are available, also in English, along with a short sacred-music and art tour. Venue hire and cancellation fees are charged on a sliding scale based on the time before the event. The car park, entrance and toilet are wheelchair accessible.
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