Regular Events

Monday

Breakfast and Bible

Date: Every Monday during term time
Time: 9.30am - 10.30am
Venue: Camper Coffee, Queen's Building, Streatham Campus

Accessible Bible Study, open to all students and staff. Start the week by digging into the day's Bible readings, led by the Rev'd Hannah Alderson. If you can't find us, text or call Hannah on 07546 397981.

Tuesday

Multifaith Chaplaincy Connections Café

Date: Every Tuesday during term time
Time: Drop in any time between 10.30am - 12.30pm
Venue: Neil Cross Room, Forum Library Level 1, Streatham Campus

Students and staff of all faiths and none are welcome to drop in for tea and chat.

Wednesday

Lent Group and Lunch

Date: Every Wednesday during during March 2023
Time: 1.00pm – 2.00pm
Venue: The Quiet Room (Room 111-112), 1st Floor of the Old Library (just opposite the Chapel), Streatham Campus
also on Zoom (contact us for the code)

Open to all staff and students.

Join our Anglican and Free Church Chaplains for a Lent Group about the foundations of the Christian faith: God, Jesus, the Church, the Bible and Prayer.

With free soup and bread, veggie and vegan options available.

Discussion Topics

1st March: God
8th March: The Bible
15th March: Prayer
22nd March: Church and Baptism
29th March: Jesus and Easter

Thursday

Multifaith Chaplaincy Soup Lunch

Date: Every Thursday during term time
Time: Drop in any time between 12.30pm – 2.00pm
Venue: St Luke's Chapel, St Luke's Campus

No such thing as a free lunch? Well, actually, there is.

Join our Multifaith Chaplaincy team for a simple lunch of soup and bread, with veggie and vegan options available.

All students and staff welcome.

Walk for Wellbeing

Date: Every Thursday during term time
Time: 1.10pm - 1.50pm
Venue: Starts and ends at the 'Here to Help' desk in The Forum, Streatham Campus

A short walk, open to all students and staff, and led by members of the Multifaith Chaplaincy and Wellbeing teams.

Walk for Wellbeing is an opportunity to walk the beautiful grounds of Streatham Campus, and to connect with others and nature in whichever way you choose. Participants are welcome to talk, or to simply appreciate the beauty of the space in silence.

This is a gentle walk so only a basic level of fitness is required.

The walk will be followed by tea and coffee in the Neil Cross Room on Level 1 of the Forum Library, for those able to stay.

Any queries, please contact:

Elly Moseley from Chaplaincy
or
Katherine Cox from Wellbeing