Genesis Trust: Chaplaincy donations support vital project
During Mental Health Awareness Week, University Chaplain Nigel dropped into Lifeline to talk to members of the Bath-based charity Genesis Trust.
The Chaplaincy is staffed by friendly Chaplains, is open for regular events each week, and is home to several Faith Societies.
During Mental Health Awareness Week, University Chaplain Nigel dropped into Lifeline to talk to members of the Bath-based charity Genesis Trust.
From prayer groups to services and other events, a variety of things are going on in the Chaplaincy.
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.
Brew@2, the Chaplaincy discussion group, spent a brilliant day out in London visiting the National Gallery & St Paul's Cathedral courtesy of two of its members.
Weekly thoughts from University of Bath Chaplains.
The Chaplains are available for all students and staff, to offer counsel, advice or just a listening ear.
Whether you're looking for a local church to attend or some help finding your feet at university, we have some pointers here for you.
Here are a few of the churches in Bath to get your search started. Each one has students in the congregation and you can click to view a video or see more.
Homesick? Depressed? This guide tells you how the Chaplaincy can support you.
The Chaplaincy is both a place and a team of people. We are here for people of all faiths and no faith - all students and staff, to offer counsel, advice or just a listening ear. Feel free to pop in any time.
Nigel Rawlinson, the chaplain, is available Monday to Thursday between 8.30 am and at least 5.00 pm. Friday is his day off.