About Us

The Canary Wharf Multifaith Chaplaincy is here to offer advice and practical support for today’s unique challenges – whether you have a faith or not.

The Canary Wharf Multifaith Team met and discussed the current distressing situation involving Israel and Palestine. They respectfully listened to each other as they shared personal family stories and we as a team call for the respect for humanity and for dignity to be given to the living and fallen of all sides, praying for justice, peace and hope and that violence does not spill out into other communities.

Whatever you need to talk about, our dedicated chaplains will meet you face-to-face for a coffee or via video (Zoom, Whatsapp, Facetime) or phone, offering a #safespacetochat.

We provide pastoral and spiritual care to the Canary Wharf estate community, office, retail, construction workers, security staff, residents etc.

Confidential support

Whether you’re feeling anxious or, struggling with loss or grief, facing relationship challenges, or finding it hard to adjust to our new working normal, our chaplains are here to listen and offer confidential support.

Tailored around you

You tell us what you want to talk about: we will never start a religious conversation and all conversations are confidential and non-judgemental.

Free of charge

Your companies are investing in your wellbeing and supporting the chaplaincy so there is no cost to you for our service.

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Our specialist team of multifaith Chaplains work in your workplace and are here to help, whether you have a faith or not.

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For employers

We also offer support to employers on how faith can help inform values and ethics in the workplace, as part of the E,D&I or ESG agenda.

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Our blogs

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How do we think about Artificial Intelligence?

Recently three of the chaplains, Fiona , Ibrahim and our consultant Jewish Chaplain [...]

The Canary Wharf Multifaith Chaplaincy is committed to supporting ethics, faith and values and aims to be non-judgemental and non-political and supportive of all faiths. The views expressed in our blogs may not reflect the collective views of the Canary Wharf Multifaith chaplains.