Wellbeing and Spirituality Forum

Invitation to the ANU Chaplaincy

What do wellbeing and spirituality mean for you?

And in your culture?

Does spirituality enrich wellbeing?

Facilitator: Valerie Albrecht, Speech Pathologist, Yoga Practitioner, Author & Biographer of Indigenous Peoples

All welcome. Bring Lunch.

About the Chaplaincy:

ANU Chaplaincy seeks to foster spiritual life and community.
Current ANU chaplains are from Anglican, Buddhist, Catholic, Hindu, Humanist, Independent Christian, Latter Day Saints, Muslim, Quaker and Uniting Church traditions.
All chaplains are accredited through University Experience Division and the ANU Chaplaincy Association.
Chaplains are available to provide a friendly and confidential listening ear for students.
The Chaplaincy room is available to meet chaplains, for informal prayer and meditation, and for regular booked meetings for ANU faith groups.

Listening - Sharing Stories - Making Community

ANU Chaplaincy gratefully acknowledges the support of University Experience Division

ANU Chaplaincy acknowledges Australia’s First Peoples