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Who
are we?
The Big Question - What is a Chaplain?
A Chaplain is a person who represents a faith community within an institution -
so a Christian chaplain is like a vicar to the university, or hospital, or
prison.
We're a team of Christian chaplains who work together to serve the university
and college communities. We're from different Christian denominations, but are
here for anyone, whatever your religious background. At chaplaincy we have this
little motto – ‘spiritual support for all’.
That means that whoever you are, wherever you’re from, whatever you
believe, how ever old (or young) you might be we’ll be happy to help you. We’ll
support you in anyway we can, be it pastoral or practical.
So If you've got any questions about faith, the meaning of life, what it's all
about, then we'll be willing to talk about that. If you just want someone to
talk to, we're here. If you have a specific problem or difficulty, we can help
direct you to the right place. If you’ve got big ideas for a new group or
something then we’d love to try and help.
We have links with the other Student Services and faith communities and can put
you in touch with specialist help and advice if you wish. We may not have the
answers, but we may know someone who does! The Chaplains
Revd.Simon Richardson Revd.Rob Taylor Revd. Joseph Ajaefobi Fr.Joe Mullen Revd. Mary Vickers Revd. David Featonby Capt.Anita Purkiss Anglican &Head of Dept. Anglican (Fulltime) Anglican (Asst Chaplain) Roman Catholic (p/t) Visiting Sports Chaplain Free Church (p/t) College Chaplain (p/t)
Contact us: The Chaplaincy Tel: 01509 223741 (Internal: 3741) email: chaplaincy@lboro.ac.uk
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