King's College London - Chaplaincy Events & Special Services

Events & Special Services

Chaplaincy Events & Special Services

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***As things stand, the Dean's Office & Chaplaincy team are working remotely and are available via email.

Chaplaincies are open for pre-arranged 1:1 appointments with a Chaplain only
The College Chapel is open to King's staff and students only for private prayer
The Chapel of Thomas Guy is open for private prayer
Quiet Rooms remain closed until further notice
Muslim Prayer Rooms remain closed but are being readied for King’s staff and students to access for private prayer soon

Please note the current advice from King's re Coronavirus***

The Chaplaincy team organises many events throughout the academic year to which all King's staff and students are welcome. You can find out more about regular events on each Campus by following the links on the left.

London life & personal events

Exploring religious identity & places of worship in London

If you are new to London, the Chaplaincy is able to help you find a place of worship and a community to belong to. We also arrange various trips to explore some of the many places of interest that London has to offer, giving you a chance to learn more about many of the faith communities in the capital.

Vocations Group

The Vocations Group is open to all King's staff and students who are looking to explore where God may be leading them in their lives.

Contact the Chaplaincy to express an interest in joining.

Baptism, Confirmation and exploring Christian Faith

If you are considering Baptism and/or Confirmation or would like to learn more about Christian faith, please contact any of the Chaplains on the campus that is most appropriate.

Weddings, Funerals and Memorial Services

Services can be arranged for King's students and staff in either of the College Chapels.

Contact the Chaplaincy to express an interest.

Cathedral & Abbey Tours and Retreats

The Chaplaincy arranges regular Cathedral & Abbey tours as well as retreats.

Contact the Chaplaincy if you would like to know more - details of any planned events can be found in the below lists by term.

Email News

If you would like to receive weekly updates on Chaplaincy events and services, please contact the Chaplaincy.

Autumn term 2020

MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS - COFFEE & CHAT MORNINGS

10.00-11.30

Join the session here (Microsoft Teams).

MONDAYS - MINDFULNESS with Tim

14.30, every Monday during term time, breaking for Reading Week.

Starts Monday 12 October 2020. All welcome, no experience necessary.

Join the session here (Microsoft Teams).

TUESDAYS - VIRTUAL INTERNATIONAL LUNCH

12.30-14.00

Join the the session here (Microsoft Teams).

WEDNESDAYS - MINDFULNESS with Jenny

10.00, every Wednesday during term time, breaking for Reading Week.

Starts Monday 5 October 2020. All welcome, no experience necessary.

Join the session here (Microsoft Teams).

WEDNESDAYS - A SPIRITUAL INTERVENTION

13.15-13.30 (Harrie will stay on for questions), starting on Wednesday 14 October and breaking for Reading Week

Join our Jewish Chaplain Dr Harrie Cedar for a look at each week’s Torah portion in English and find meaning and relevance in it for our lives, health and happiness!

All are welcome – those with a faith and no faith.

First session: Wednesday 14^th October 2020 - Genesis 1:1-6:8

To access the texts online: Mechon-Mmre

Email the Chaplaincy for the link to the session.

WEDNESDAYS - Book Club

14.00-15.00

BOOK: Brit(ish): On Race, Identity and Belonging by Afua Hirsch

7 Oct - Introduction - 'Identity Lessons'
14 Oct - Chapter 1 - 'Where are you from?'
21 Oct - Chapter 2 - 'Origins'
28 Oct - Chapter 3 - 'Bodies'
4 Nov - READING WEEK, no book club
11 Nov - Chapter 4 - 'Heritage'
18 Nov - Chapter 5 - 'Places'
25 Nov - Chapter 6 - 'Class'
2 Dec - Chapter 7 - 'The New Black'
9 Dec - Chapter 8 - 'The Door of No Return'

Get your hands on a copy of the book, start reading and join us! If you are unable to get hold of a copy, let us know.

WEDNESDAYS - UNLOCKING THE MYSTERIES OF THE BIBLE

18.00-19.30

8 week course - starts Wednesday 14 October

This online Bible study course provides an excellent introduction and overview of Scripture from a Catholic perspective. Salvation history is covered briefly from Genesis through to the Resurrection of Christ and the establishment of the Church, giving participants the “big picture” of the Bible. This course is perfect for those who are new to Bible study.

Sessions will be led by Laurence, our Catholic Chaplain at the Guy's Campus. For more information or to sign up for the introductory session taking place on Wed 14th October at 6pm, please email Laurence.

Please note this course is for current students only and places are limited.

THURSDAYS - MINDFULNESS with Jim

13.00, every Thursday during term time, breaking for Reading Week.

All welcome, no experience necessary.

Join the session here (Microsoft Teams).

FRIDAYS - VIRTUAL AFTERNOON TEA

15.30-16.30

Join the session here (Microsoft Teams).

Wednesday 30 September - OPENING OF YEAR SERVICE

13.10 in the College Chapel

Watch the service here (Videos, YouTube).

Order of Service (pdf, 240 KB)

Hymn (pdf, 43 KB)

Wednesday 21 October - SCRIPTURAL REASONING

16.00

Exploring the theme of Hope by reading from and reflecting on sacred texts from the Islamic, Christian and Jewish faiths. No previous knowledge necessary, all are welcome.