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Arts Chaplaincy Projects is a partnership between University of the Arts London and the Diocese of London, connecting arts practitioners with a range of spiritual communities, and creating mentoring opportunities for students.

For further information, and documentation of recent projects please visit artschaplaincy.net/projects

This Week

Our regular programme of chaplaincy services and events will restart next term after fresher’s week and course inductions; in the meantime, blessings on all your holiday journeys.

The Anglican Chaplaincy to University of the Arts London is a partnership between the university and the Diocese of London (Church of England) as part of the University Chaplaincy Network.

We work within the Counselling, Health Advice & Chaplaincy team at UAL, which aims to support the emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual aspects of student life. In addition, the chaplaincy is available to all staff.

We also work alongside the university’s associate faith advisors, who support specific faith groups. However, as Anglican chaplains, we are here for people of all faiths and beliefs (including the non-aligned).

In accordance with the Diocesan mission to serve all the people of London, we actively support the university’s Equality and Diversity Framework, seeking to address inequality and celebrate diversity, especially in terms of: age, caring responsibilities, disability, gender (or trans), nationality, race, religious belief (or no belief), sexual orientation, & socio-economic class.

We understand that religious practice and belief are complex and at times conflicted areas in our university, as in our city and our world, and we seek to do our part in engendering a spirit of open enquiry and mutual understanding.

This intention is reflected in our individual pastoral availability to all students and staff, and in our varied programme of activities, which includes specifically Anglican services, interfaith events and non-aligned spiritual provision.