Supporting your faith
We are a small, welcoming team that supports the spiritual and religious needs of our student and staff community in Cornwall.
We don’t think one faith is better than another and we don’t try to convince people to join a particular religious community.
We welcome people of all faiths, and of no faith, and are very happy to talk about God, explore a spiritual or religious path with you or generally talk about religion and spirituality.
Support from the Chaplaincy
You are welcome to approach us for advice or to ask any questions you may have about spirituality and faith. You can email chaplaincy@fxplus.ac.uk to book a conversation with a chaplain.
Our can be used for prayer and meditation and we host a variety of religious gatherings during the year. Keep an eye on our for upcoming activities.
Local faith communities
Our Multifaith Chaplaincy has connections with many different faith groups in our local community and would be happy to connect you with someone from a specific faith in our local area or with student faith groups or societies that celebrate religious festivals.
Student Societies in Cornwall
often celebrate Hindu festivals, including Diwali and Holi.
The (FCU) is open to all Christians and those curious about the Christian faith. They aim to give every student on campus an opportunity to hear and respond to the gospel of Jesus Christ.
The Jewish Society is , a social group that often organises events for Jewish holidays and Shabbat celebrations.
The serves the spiritual needs of Muslim students and staff on campus. They aim to foster an environment where people can learn and understand the true peaceful message of Islam.
aim to bring Catholic students together for fun and faith-filled experiences.
Community Faith and Belief Groups in Cornwall
Here are links to just some of the faith and belief groups locally. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with the Multifaith Chaplaincy team with any questions.
The Bahá’í Community in Cornwall offers a warm welcome with opportunities for friendship, spiritual connection, and meaningful conversations inspired by the Bahá’í teachings of unity and hope.
offer a welcoming, non-religious community where you can connect with like-minded individuals, engage in thought-provoking events, and contribute positively to local life through shared humanist values.
is the only masjid or mosque in Cornwall, their website has lots of useful information, including a list of .
is a group that brings together people of many faith and belief systems.
is made up of 19 churches representing various denominations in this area.
For those interested in Buddhism, provides information about local sittings, retreats and different lineages within Buddhism.
is for the Jewish Community of Cornwall
share information on the Cornwall Area Meeting.
In Truro, most churches are listed on the website