The Revd Dr Jenny Morgans is an Anglican priest, and Chaplain at the Denmark Hill campus. Her pronouns are she/her and she is an LGBTQ+ ally.

Jenny was ordained in the Church of England in 2016 and worked in two churches in north Lambeth before coming to King’s in 2019. She loves being a Chaplain, and is passionate about students’ and staff well-being. You can make an appointment with Jenny to discuss anything and everything, or pop into the Denmark Hill Chaplaincy to find her.

Jenny has also written a book about the experiences of Christian women studying at university, based on her doctoral research. There will be a book launch in the College Chapel on 20th November 2025, tickets are available here.

As well as being a Chaplain at King’s, Jenny also teaches on a freelance basis at St Augustine’s College of Theology in Kent. Originally from south Wales, she lives in Brighton with her husband Stephen, a friend and two cats: Cosmic Creepers and Madam Mim. She enjoys swimming in the sea all year round, as well as cycling, crafting and going to the cinema.

Publications:

Morgans, J. (2025) Christian Women at University: Faith, Feminism and Feeling at Home (London: SCM Press)
Morgans, J. (2023) ‘Faithing, Friendship and Feeling at Home: Three Women Encounter University Chaplaincy’ in A. Cocksworth, R. Starr and S. Burns (eds.) From the Shores of Silence: Conversations in Feminist Practical Theology (London: SCM Press) pp. 95-111.
Morgans, J. (2022) ‘Emerging Christian Women at Uni: Intersection of Gender and Faith Identities on Campus’ in Research in the Social Scientific Study of Religion 32 pp. 147-163.
Morgans, J. (2018) ‘Reflexivity, Identity, and the Role of the Researcher’ in N. Slee, F. Porter, and A. Phillips (eds.) Researching Female Faith: Qualitative Research Methods Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge pp.189-202.