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Faith and Spirituality

The Multi-Faith Centre support the well-being of all students by recognizing the contributions of faith and spirituality and by fostering a welcoming and inclusive campus through opportunities for multi-faith encounter and dialogue. 

  • You can find Community and Belonging here at U of G. We recognize, celebrate, and support the diverse religious, spiritual and worldview identities present on campus. You can find Community and Belonging here at U of G.
  • We are a campus that practices Religious Pluralism. We nurture opportunities for multi-faith encounter and dialogue, and religious literacy education as we build understanding and respect in the midst of difference. We are a campus that values religious pluralism.
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Religious, Spiritual, and Worldview Student Groups
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members of the Multi-Faith Resource Team
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Multi-Faith and Quiet Spaces on campus for prayer, quiet and reflection

Multi-Faith Resource Team (MFRT)

The MFRT works collaboratively, and within their own faith traditions, to explore questions of meaning, purpose, belonging and identity. No matter your faith background, even if you don't identify with any particular faith tradition, you are more than welcome to stop in and chat with a member of the MFRT.  All are welcome. 

Multi-Faith & Quiet Spaces

Several spaces on and near campus are available for quiet reflection, meditation, and prayer for individuals and small-to-medium sized groups. If you have any questions, concerns or ideas about these multi-faith and prayer spaces please contact the Coordinator of Multi-Faith Programs, Sonya Wu-Winter, faith@uoguelph.ca.

Religious, Spiritual & Worldview Campus Groups

As an institution committed to equity, diversity and inclusion, and to the well-being of all members of its campus community, the University of Guelph strives to recognize, respect and celebrate the diverse religious, spiritual and worldview identities on campus.

Religious & Cultural Food Options

University of Guelph’s dining facilities are able to accommodate special food requirements due to religious or cultural practices. 

Religious Holidays Calendar and Academic Obligations

The Religious Holidays Calendar is provided as an educational resource and planning tool.  Find out more about academic accommodations of religious obligations.

LGBTQ2IA+ Identity and Religious and Spiritual Identity

Explore resources and groups that support the intersection of LGBTQ2IA+ identity and religious, spiritual and worldview identity.

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Programs and Events

Join us for programs and events designed to celebrate diversity, promote understanding, foster spiritual growth and build bridges across difference.

Sonya Wu-Winter

Connect with the Multi-Faith Programs Coordinator

The Multi-Faith Programs Coordinator, Sonya Wu-Winter, provides support for students looking to navigate faith and spirituality resources on campus.

Newsletter

Subscribe to the Multi-Faith Newsletter!

The Multi-Faith Newsletter provides updates on resources and programming activities supporting religious, spiritual, and worldview identities on campus. You’ll find information on upcoming events and opportunities, reflections from our Multi-Faith Peer Helper Team, information about religious holy days, and more!