Call for members for new Faith and Religion Steering Group

One of the university’s Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Priorities for 2021/22 is Faith and Religion. In […]

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Bereavement Support: sessions in June 2021

The Bereavement Journey is for anyone who has been bereaved at any time and in any […]

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The Symbolism of Light: an inter-faith conversation

A multifaith panel host an interfaith conversation on the symbolism of light in different faiths.

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Faith in a time of crisis

On Tuesday 20 October, join a multifaith panel as they host an interfaith conversation which aims […]

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Tags: COVID-19, faith, faith in crisis, support

Focus on faith

A new weekly vlog for staff and students to listen to different faith perspectives on the […]

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Scars across humanity

The University of Nottingham Chaplaincy present the public lecture, ‘Scars across humanity’ which asks how has violence against women become so prevalent in our society, and can it be overcome?

7pm, Thursday 10 March

Tags: Chaplaincy, Elaine Storkey, equality, faith, gender, International Women's Day, International Women's Day 2016, public lecture, sociology, women

Is there such a thing a religious values? A Chaplaincy public lecture

Join The University of Nottingham Chaplaincy for a public lecture exploring multi-cultural British values. Taking place […]

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Tags: Chaplaincy, ethics, faith, Harvey Belovski, morality, Nigel Rooms, Religion, Sheik Ibrahim Mogra, Simon Oliver, values

Is there such a thing as British values? A religious perspective

Join The University of Nottingham Chaplaincy for their public lecture, ‘Is there such a thing as British values? A religious perspective’. This lecture will be chaired by Revd Canon Dr Simon Oliver, Head of Theology and Religious Studies, and will feature a multi-faith group of speakers.

Tags: Chaplaincy, culture, Department of Theology and Religious Studies, faith, Great Britain, Harvey Belovski, morality, Nigel Rooms, Religion, Shaykh Ibrahim Mogra, Simon Oliver