Interfaith Community: Strategies for Peace
As part of National Interfaith Week 2023, at the request of students, local faith leaders met in the Chaplaincy to discuss strategies to support peace.
Find out how to get involved, where to find interfaith events and content and what student faith societies are available.
As part of National Interfaith Week 2023, at the request of students, local faith leaders met in the Chaplaincy to discuss strategies to support peace.
Listen to our faith writings podcast series where students share faith writings that have had a positive impact on their lives.
World Religion Day reminds us to take the opportunity to learn more about ‘the other’, the unknown, and in most cases to discover how much we have in common.
Listen to University of Bath visiting local faith leaders, chaplains and members of staff as they discuss faith, community & a shared humanity.
Bath University Interfaith Community events, discussions and interviews.
The Chaplaincy offers a meeting place and base for university societies representing many denominations and faiths.
The University of Bath Interfaith Community is made up of chaplains, staff, students and local faith leaders and is built on the following 'ground rules': Friendship, desire to find common ground, for the common good, desire to build understanding, desire to be seen together, desire to establish a reputation in the community, desire to avoid extremism in any faith tradition, desire to avoid any other divisive talk, those who come declare by their presence their agreement.
Nigel Rawlinson, the Chaplain, is available Monday to Friday between 8.30am and at least 5.00pm.