by EDI Blog | May 27, 2026 | Multifaith Chaplancy Team, Religion and Belief
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion blog About The feast of Pentecost recalls the day when the Holy Spirit descended upon the followers of Jesus. It is celebrated by Christians fifty days after Easter as a reminder of the active presence of God in our lives,...
by EDI Blog | May 6, 2026 | Multifaith Chaplancy Team, Religion and Belief
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion blog About Doubt often feels uncomfortable, but it is also part of faith. To question is to seek understanding, and God meets us in that search. Mark 9:24 records a man’s honest prayer: “I do believe; help me overcome my unbelief!”...
by EDI Blog | Dec 18, 2025 | Multifaith Chaplancy Team, Religion and Belief
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion blog About The Mahayana New Year on the 3rd January 2026, marks the beginning of the New Year for many Buddhists who follow the Mahayana tradition, one of main branches of Buddhism. The Mahayana New Year coincides with the first full...
by EDI Blog | Dec 16, 2025 | TIN-Bee
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion blog About As the New Year draws near, we’re looking back at the first year of UoM’s first trans+ network, and what a year it’s been. Following our foundation, as described in our first StaffNet Article, we were...
by EDI Blog | Dec 3, 2025 | Multifaith Chaplancy Team, Religion and Belief, Uncategorised
From a Christian chaplaincy perspective, Christmas is often spoken about in religious language. Yet at its heart, Christmas carries meanings that reach far beyond Christianity alone. It speaks to something deeply human that many people, of all beliefs and none,...
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