Chaplaincy
The Faith and Spiritual Life staff provide confidential spiritual counselling and ceremonial services for students, staff, and faculty from all faith communities. Chaplains with diverse backgrounds are available to discuss spiritual, religious, and personal problems.
Alternative Diets
Queen's offers services designed to help students with particular dietary requirements, including diet restrictions related to religious observances. Learn more on the Hospitality Services webpage
Faith-based Student Clubs
Queen’s has a variety of student run clubs that are dedicated to celebrating religious and cultural identities. Examples of student-run faith-based clubs include:
Because I’m Christian
Campus for Christ
Canterbury Club
Ismaili Muslim Students Association
Kingston Chinese Christian Fellowship
Korean Catholics of Queen’s
Korean Christian Fellowship
Morning Star Christian Fellowship
Queen’s Buddha’s Light Community
Queen’s Catholics
Queen’s Chinese Catholic Community
Queen’s Christian Fellowship
Queen’s Interfaith Council Relevant
Queen's University Muslim Students' Association
Thaqalayn Muslim Association
Unitarian Universalist Club
Spaces for Reflection
Prayer / quiet reflection spaces are available across campus to allow students, faculty, and staff to take time for reflection, meditation, and prayer to empower them in their daily life.
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See also:
- Four Directions Indigenous Student Centre
- Indigenous Spaces on Campus
- Newman House (Catholic chaplaincy)
- Geneva Fellowship (Christian Reformed Church)
- Hillel House (Jewish Student Union)
- West Campus Sacred Medicine Garden
- Anglican Chaplaincy at Queen's University