22 chaplains and faith advisers, representing 9 major world faiths and belief positions.

The Chaplaincy Centre is here for staff and students of all faiths and religions, and of none. We provide a listening ear, religious support and worship, and a supportive community.

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Hygge

February is cold. So why not warm yourself with a spot of Hygge? Hygge is a Danish concept. It means being warm and cosy, with good company and a warm atmosphere. We have the heating on, fairy lights, hot chocolate, squirty cream, vegan marshmallows and cakes. All for free! Pop into the Chaplaincy Centre Common Room this February (Mon-Fri, 9.30am-5pm) and have yourself some Hygge.

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An Inclusive Community

The Chaplaincy seeks to be a community where all are welcome, regardless of ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, disability or any other personal characteristic.

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Find a Church

Find a church to suit you, from among the many and varied Christian worshipping communities in Sheffield.

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Faith in the City

Find a place of worship or a community of faith to be part of while you're at university.

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Good Grief!

A mutual support group for students who have experienced loss or bereavement and would like to share those experiences.

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Free Community Brunch

Free brunch for all students, every term-time Wednesday at 10:30, in the Chaplaincy Common Room. Join us or take away.

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Life as a student of faith

Advice on exams, accommodation, food, sharing your faith, and more.
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Faith-specific sites

Find faith-specific worship opportunities, chaplains and faith advisers.
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Chaplaincy to the University staff

Chaplaincy services and facilities are also available to university staff.
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Tandem Learning

A programme of interfaith dialogue, through partnership and conversation.