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About
Services & events
Special Occasions
Chapels & chaplaincies
London is a city bustling with a variety of religious and faith activities.
The Chaplaincy at King’s reflects the diverse nature of the university and the wider London community:
We support students and staff of all faiths and none: everybody is welcome
We seek to promote mutual understanding and respect between people of different faiths and beliefs, including the desire to share together the riches of each tradition
We emphasise community, hospitality and care while also valuing difference and diversity
We offer an inclusive space for worship, prayer, mediation, relaxation and spiritual exploration across traditions
We promote justice and acceptance over and above exclusion or discrimination. In particular, the Chaplaincy recognises Islamophobia and Anti-Semitism as irresponsible and unacceptable
We believe that multi-faith engagement can enable greater understanding of our own faith traditions.
Whilst there are sometimes concerns that closer relationships between different religions will lead to blurring the distinctiveness of traditions, in the contemporary world the Chaplaincy sees positive multi-faith relations as a necessity for global survival and for the integrity of each religion. The Chaplains at King's come from a range of different faith traditions and denominations, and you can meet them here.
Events
Resources
Religious Observance during the academic year at King's
Annual Religious Festivals: The Inter Faith Network list of major holy days and festival dates
KCLSU faith and spirituality student societies (click on the link, then select ‘faith and spirituality’)
King’s Religion and Belief Equality Policy Statement