Workshop title
Multi-Faith Chaplaincy: benefits and challenges


Workshop Description and Topic
In this workshop we will present a few case studies of lived interfaith / multi-faith setting from a few universities. We will highlight what inspires us in a multi-faith setting as well as looking at the challenges this can bring.
We wish to encourage an open-minded discussion and curiosity towards the other’s way of practice, hoping for a deeper understanding and acceptance.

 
Presenter’s Biography, highlighting your professional background

Hogets Baerndal: Mindfulness chaplain, Imperial College London, Buddhist chaplain, King’s College London

Sarah Farrow Vice Dean and Chaplain to St Thomas’ & Waterloo Campuses, King’s College London, Lutheran/Christian Chaplain

Leyla Avzel: volunteer Muslim chaplain Imperial College London and Stockholm

Ramona Nash: Multifaith Chaplaincy Coordinator, University of Exeter (UK)

Christine Schardt:Pastoral Advisor, Catholic University community, Mainz University (Germany) 

 
Maximum Number of Participants for the Workshop
As many as would like to take part

 
Any special considerations for participants, such as mobility requirements
Accessible for everyone

 
Indication of whether the workshop contains any religious content, specifying the religious affiliation if applicable
This workshop focuses on lived experience of various religious traditions but contains no religious content for attendees to participate in.