Vaisakhi at Scunthorpe Gurdwara
Vaisakhi celebrations at Scunthorpe Gurdwara were attended and celebrated by a lot of students. Gurdwara means ‘House of the Guru’ and outside every Gurdwara there is an orange...
Vaisakhi celebrations at Scunthorpe Gurdwara were attended and celebrated by a lot of students. Gurdwara means ‘House of the Guru’ and outside every Gurdwara there is an orange...
The First Festival of Chaplaincy was held at Lincoln Cathedral on Saturday 22nd March. There were over 20 exhibitors showing the range and breadth of Chaplaincies available to...
The Lincoln Muslim Sister’s Forum invited the Multi-Faith Chaplaincy Administrator to join them and other members of the local community at an Iftar Party on Friday 21st March...
This year the Students’ Union are hosting a Holi festival. There will be music, dancing and, of course, powder throwing! To get your free ticket please use this...
Ramadan Overview: Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, is observed by Muslims worldwide. In the UK, it will begin on the evening of 1 March 2025...
Eckankar is streaming the recordings from the 2024 ECK Worldwide Soul Adventure Seminar until the end of January. It is free for guests. To access the recordings please...
Chaplains available for emergency contact over Christmas period: Al Seiko Garrod contact AGarrod@lincoln.ac.uk – Seiko is available most days and most times between 20 December and 8 January...
Several members of the Multi-Faith Chaplaincy were invited to the annual Blessing of the Gritters on 26 November at the depot in Ancaster. The gritters had been busy...
Nina (Lay Hindu Chaplain) and Alicia (Multi-Faith Chaplaincy Administrator) were honoured to be invited to have lunch at the Table for the Nation, currently residing in Lincoln Cathedral....
To take responsibility for ourselves is not only a religious concept, it is a key part of being a member of any functioning society. As much as we...