Announcement 6 October - Yao Emei in conversation with Angus Phillips about her newly translated novel 'The Unfilial'.
Religious and spiritual events
We offer regular religious services, groups and events during semester time, and everyone is welcome to attend. If you have questions about our events, please email chaplaincy@brookes.ac.uk.
Friday prayer
Friday at 1.00pm in Sir Kenneth Wheare Hall (Clerici Building G.03) (weeks 0-12)
Led by Sheikh Ramzy or another member of our community.
Note: Outside semester 1 and 2 teaching weeks, Friday Prayer is said in the Buckley Building prayer room (ground floor, room G.22).
Gurbani reading group
Tuesday, 6.00 - 7.30pm in the Garden Room
Discussion group focused on spiritual teachings and literature in the Sikh and other north Indian traditions. Open to everyone, you do not have to be able to read Punjabi to participate. The group is led by Randeep Singh Soin, Sikh Chaplain.
Morning Prayer in a Christian tradition
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 8:30am
Meet in the Garden Room to pray together using a form of words from one of our Christian traditions.
Bible studies
Finding God at Brookes for staff and students
Tuesday, 1.00 - 2.00pm in CLC G.19 (Clerici Building) and online
In-depth Bible study and prayer for people who wish to share their faith with other believers. Everyone is welcome, we are a non-denominational fellowship committed to God and to one another. Most of our members are and postgraduate students.
Join 'Finding God at Brookes' on Zoom
Student Bible study
Thursday, 4.00pm in the Garden Room
A welcoming community for students to explore the Bible and how it impacts our world. We invite students from all faiths and worldviews to join the conversation, and will not pressure you to change.
In our discussions we aim to be queer inclusive, anti-racist, disability-positive and non-judgmental.
Quiet space
Thursday, 12.15 - 12.45pm in the Garden Room
Join us in a quiet space held in accordance with Quaker traditions. Although we will be quiet, we will not expect absolute stillness and silence. In our time together, people may break the silence to share short thoughts about spirituality or the way the world is.
Everyone is welcome to take a rest from the busy-ness of University life.
Visit Oxford college chapels
Join Rev'd Heather Leppard (Anglican Chaplain) and other staff and students to visit local college chapels and churches. Our visits include the traditional Evensong service and a tour or a chance to look around on our own. We usually meet on campus to travel together. Our visits have included Christ Church college and cathedral, the University Church of St Mary the Virgin, and Magdalen College.
Forthcoming visits
Click here for details of the next trip, and sign up to attend.
Email the Multifaith Chaplaincy office for more information: chaplaincy@brookes.ac.uk.
The Multifaith Chaplaincy is seeking to work with all the faith groups represented in our community, to better serve the University. We seek to be a safe space for all members of the University, of all faiths and none.
If you are a member of the University community and would like to discuss your faith needs with a chaplain, please do get in touch.
If you represent a faith group and would like to discuss how you could work with us in the Multifaith Chaplaincy, please contact us: chaplaincy@brookes.ac.uk.
