Chaplaincy
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The chaplaincy exists to provide spiritual, pastoral and religious support to all patients, visitors and staff appropriate to their needs.
Christian chaplains of the Church of England, Roman Catholic and Free Church traditions are employed by this NHS Foundation Trust, as well as chaplains from the Jewish and Muslim faiths. Faith leaders of other world religions can be contacted by the chaplains.
We are always ready to talk and listen to people of any religion or none. |
The chapel and Prayer Room are open 24 hours for the use of anyone who wants to find a place of peace in which to be still, or pray.
Often chaplains notice dimensions of human experience that other healthcare professionals do not. They attend to the hidden spiritual dynamic as well as to religious needs – The Hospital Chaplains Handbook: Cobb, 2005
Directions
Enter the Hospital via the West Entrance and proceed through the main outpatients reception. Follow the Hospital walk way along the ground floor until the walkway, splits in two. Lifts are located there to take you to the first floor. On the first floor, take the left hand corridor and the it is located on the left hand side.
Contact
Canon John Perryman 0161 291 2297/8
Rev Steve Grosscurth 0161 291 2297/8
Fr Keith Brigham 0161 291 2297/8
Sr Bushra Akhtar 0161 291 2297/8
Mr Jonathan Roitenbarg 0161 291 2297/8
Sr Bernadette Boland 0161 291 2297/8
Rev Kate LeSueur 0161 291 2297/8
Rev Malcolm Purdy 0161 291 2297/8
Rev Lawrence Copley 0161 291 2297/8
Patient information
Posters on the wards give chaplains names and service times.
Printed leaflets containing further information orPrayers during your stay in hospital are available from the chaplains, who visit the wards regularly.
You can contact a chaplain via your nurse.
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