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WELCOME GUIDE 2015 Faith at Keele Keele is a diverse, multicultural and multi-faith community. General information about the life of faith and faith communities on campus can be found on the faith portal www.keele.ac.uk/faith The Islamic Centre Chaplaincy For information about access to the Centre go to www.keele.ac.uk/studyatkeele/ accommodation/postgrads/ islamiccentreaccess/ The Chaplains serve and support people of ALL faiths, AND NONE. So that includes YOU! They can support pastorally, spiritually and emotionally. Chaplains offer a safe place and listening ear should you need it at any point, they work closely with others across the university and SU to support students and staff connected with Keele. The Chapel In the middle of campus is Keele Chapel – you can’t miss it! There’s regular worship in the Chapel, both throughout the week and on a Sunday, providing a variety of styles: lively, modern, contemplative or traditional – take your pick! There’s a thriving Christian community with a busy program and number of student societies and groups – you’ll find plenty to entertain, to get involved with and to feed your soul. The Chapel is OPEN TO ALL EVERY DAY in term-time offering free tea & coffee, a place to meet friends, space for personal prayer or quiet reflection, and individual support and advice if required. As well as worship and the meeting of various groups, the Chapel is used by the University for events such as concerts and graduations. For more information check out www.keelechapel.org, or find us on Facebook and Twitter @Keelechapel and get in touch. 52 This is located in Barnes Hall of Residence and can be used for worship, reflection and time out by students and staff. Other Faiths The Chaplains are able to give advice on places and communities of worship for people of different religions, spiritualities and faith traditions. The Chapel also includes The Space, a quiet room located in one of the “turrets”, available for individuals of any faith of none for reflection, meditation or prayer. If you’re unsure how to find it, just look for maps in the building, or ask a friendly face!