The Chaplaincy offers several spaces to pray, as well as regular organised events for different faiths and beliefs. The Multifaith Centre on level 2 of the Owen Building has a quiet space designated for prayer and meditation, Muslim prayer rooms, and multi-purpose meeting space. Please note that occasionally chaplaincy activities are cancelled outside of term time.

Christian prayer

Morning prayer

A short service in the Christian tradition. Currently online via zoom- contact us to be added to the weekly mailing list to be sent the link to join.  

Sheffield Universities Roman Catholic Chaplaincy

The Roman Catholic Chaplaincy covers both universities in the city. For details of Masses and other activities go to Sheffield Universities Catholic Chaplaincy or contact Fr Lee Marshall (Catholic Chaplain).

Local churches

There are a number of churches close to the University that are open for daily worship. Contact chaplaincy@shu.ac.uk for further details.

Muslim prayer

There are male and female prayer rooms in the Multifaith Centre, Level 2 Owen, City Campus and at Level 1 Oaklands, Collegiate Campus.

Friday prayer takes place in the prayer rooms and the main meeting room in the Multifaith Centre, Level 2, Owen, City Campus. 

Quiet space for prayer and reflection

There is space to pray, reflect and meditate for people of different religions or of no religion. At City Campus there is the Quiet Room in the Multifaith Centre as well as the Head Post Office on floor 1 (room 16.1.15). At Collegiate Campus ‘The Retreat’ is in on Level 2 of the Oaklands Building.

Local places of worship

The chaplaincy at Sheffield Hallam University works closely with the University of Sheffield chaplaincy to ensure that you have up-to-date information on the places of worship across the city.

Other useful sites

• SHU culture & faith societies
• BBC Religion and Ethics
• Christian Student Guide
• Interfaith Network for the UK
• Student Christian Movement
• Sheffield Interfaith

Please note that the inclusion of any group or association within these listings does not represent an endorsement of its views or practices by the Universities.