What’s the one thing you would wish for every man, woman and child?
In conversation Ibrahim and Fiona We wonder how you would you answer the following question; “If you could wish one thing for all of [...]
Why do Jewish people wear fancy dress on Purim?
In conversation with Moshe Freedman, Jewish Chaplain "Once again, the East Winter Gardens played host to the Canary Wharf Purim party to celebrate the [...]
Why students from Ebrahim College did a treasure hunt in Canary Wharf!
In conversation with Ibrahim Mogra, Muslim Chaplain “Given the expertise of the chaplains within the Canary Wharf Multifaith Chaplaincy team we have embarked on [...]
Our Jewish chaplain, Moshe comments on Chanukah
The Chanukah story happened over 2,500 years ago and commemorates the victory of the small Jewish rebels called the Maccabees over the Syrian-Greek (Seleucid) [...]
Ethical Finance Conference 2018: Regaining Trust and Demonstrating Impact
I was invited to attend and participate in this conference in Edinburgh. The event supporters were Her Majesty's Government, Royal Bank of Scotland, Scottish [...]
New chaplain to shops, cafes and restaurants
You may have spotted that the Canary Wharf Multifaith Chaplaincy team has gained a new member recently, that’s me Barbara. I joined the team [...]
World Mental Health Day October 2018
Those of us listening to the radio first thing will have heard the announcement that the Prime Minster has appointed a suicide prevention minister [...]
The Royal Wedding Day
The day that many people had been waiting for has arrived - the marriage of Prince Harry to Meghan Markle. As the Archbishop of Canterbury [...]
Banking – Past, Present and Future
For a number of years we have been working with colleges training vicars. Each year we have partnered with a financial institution to immerse the [...]
St. Paul’s Institute: How Multifaith Chaplaincy Can Aid Mission
Last November members of the Canary Warf Multifaith Chaplaincy joined a clergy learning day at the St. Paul’s Institute to discuss the subject of how [...]