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Our chaplains can provide information and signposts to other services to support your mental health and wellbeing and offer information about local faith communities. 

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 Multi-Faith Chaplaincy Facilities   

  • The multi-faith chaplaincy centre is a safe and inclusive social space located on the green behind the Ben Pimlott Building. Come and visit for free tea and coffee every day during the week
     
  • The multi-faith prayer rooms offer a space for all faiths in the Richard Hoggart Building. The male prayer room is in room 2.106 and the female prayer room is in room 2.107. The prayer rooms are adapted to cater for all faith traditions. Each room has Wudu facilities

  • A quiet room is located in the Richard Hoggart Buildingroom 203

If the prayer rooms or the quiet room are booked by a group, the neighbouring two spaces will always remain available for individual prayers. 

If you would like to talk to one of our Chaplains confidentially, please email: chaplaincy (@gold.ac.uk) 

Meet the team

 

Tai Ming

Tai Ming

I'm the Associate Chaplain at Goldsmiths, University of London. I am a missionary from Hong Kong as well as a Chinese pastor at the local church (East London Alliance Church) in Deptford. 

Rabbi Broder

Rabbi Broder

I work with Jewish students across London. I'm regularly in touch with the Jewish community here at Goldsmiths to support their events and social activities.

Iain Gilchrist Khan

I am a qualified Spiritual Director, I currently see several clients outside the university.

I am a Street Pastor in Peckham, talking to and supporting people who are around late at night.

I identify as Christian but am open to people of all faiths, or none.

Tahmid Ahmed

I'm Tahmid, the Muslim Chaplain for Goldsmiths. I’ve been an Imam in the past and currently I work regularly with communities in east London.

Izabela Was

I'm a certified chaplain who provides spiritual and religious support in London universities and have extensive experience in fostering community unity.