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The Prayer Corner in the Chaplaincy Centre
The Prayer Corner in the Chaplaincy Centre

Welcome to the Chaplaincy

The Chaplaincy is both a place and a team of people. We are here for people of all faiths or none - all students and staff, to offer counsel, advice or just a listening ear. Feel free to pop in any time.

Phone: 01225 386458 (Internal 6458)
Duty Chaplain: 07966 341370
Email: chaplaincy@bath.ac.uk

During term time there is usually a chaplain available on week days between 10.00 am and at least 5.00 pm, and until 6.15 pm on Tuesdays.

Upcoming events

Wed 15 Feb to Wed 28 Mar 2012 2.00 to 3.00am
Loss and Bereavement Group

Angela Berners-Wilson and Barry Chapman will be running a new 'Loss and Bereavement Group' starting on Wednesday 15th Feb, at 2.00pm - 3.00pm in the Chaplains... [more]

Mon 5 Mar 2012 6.30 to 8.30pm
THREE FAITH FORUM

The Faith Forum will take place this year on Monday 5th March at 6.30 in 8 West 3.22 The speakers will be Prof Gavin D'Costa,... [more]

More upcoming events...

What's on today

Regular Monday events in term time

8.30 to 9.00am
   Christian Union morning prayer meeting.
12.00pm to 12.00am
   Mid-day Prayers in the Prayer Corner
12.45 to 2.00pm
   Catholic Prayers with Father Bill
7.00 to 9.00pm
   Christian Union Prayer & Praise

More regular weekly events...

Tel: 01225 386458 (Internal 6458)
Duty Chaplain: 07966 341370
Email: chaplaincy@bath.ac.uk

Today is Monday 6 February 2012

News and features

IONA WEEK 16th-23rd JUNE 2012

Come and join us for Student Week on the beautiful Scottish Island of Iona, staying in the ancient Abbey.
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What does Advent mean?

For a new take on Advent have a look at this from YouTube:
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Advent Chaplaincy News now available

Advent Chaplaincy News
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Thought for the week

Christmas is based on an exchange of gifts: the gift of God to man - his unspeakable gift of his son Jesus; and the gift of man to God - when we present our bodies as a living sacrifice and, like the Macedonians, first give ourselves to God. No one has kept or can keep Christmas until they have had a part in this two-way transaction.
Vance Havner