Pages tagged with: chaplaincy
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First Thursday Debate
What's on at the University of Plymouth: First Thursday Debate. Theology discussions for University staff and students. University of Plymouth, various dates.
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Does Science Need God?
What's on at the University of Plymouth: Does Science Need God? 4th Annual Dallinger Lecture. University of Plymouth, 2 November 2018.
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University to mark 75th anniversary of Portland Square bombing
Plymouth University news: The University is holding a special service on 22 April to remember the victims of the Portland Square air raid shelter bombing 75 years on.
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Chaplaincy team
University of Plymouth Chaplaincy is made up of a diverse range of people from different faiths. Learn more about them here.
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Chaplaincy walks
Take the opportunity to meet new friends and get to know the stunning local area by joining one of our chaplaincy walks. We organise delightful walks on Dartmoor, Mount Edgcumbe and a walk around the ten parks of Plymouth.
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Who is to blame? Disasters, nature and acts of God
A special guest lecture by Professor Bob White FRS on Who is to blame? Disasters, nature and acts of God. Taking place on Friday 11 December 2015 at 19.30.
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Luke’s gospel as performed by Bruce Kuhn
We are delighted to be able to host Bruce Kuhn, the Broadway actor who will perform Luke’s Gospel as part of his South West tour on Tuesday 1 March 2016 at 19.30.
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Multi-faith chaplaincy events
Plymouth University - Throughout the year our multi-faith chaplaincy puts on a range of events, including lectures and debates.
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Multi-faith chaplaincy special events
Plymouth University - Throughout the year our multi-faith chaplaincy puts on a number of special events.
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Multi-faith Chaplaincy
The University of Plymouth multi-faith chaplaincy - As part of the Learning Gateway we're for everyone on campus, whether you have a faith, are searching for faith, or just want to meet new people.
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Faith communities and places of worship
Find the best place of worship for you whilst at Plymouth University. We've included those closest to the city centre and our student communities