Drop by the chaplain’s office just to chat and take a breather during your day. Over coffee or tea or a juice, we can talk about your studies, your overload of work, or whatever is on your mind. The chaplain invites your e-mail messages, forwarded items, and questions. You are most welcome to contact the chaplain by e-mail to make an appointment.

The primary ministry of the chaplain is to assist students as they struggle with the big questions. Clement has training in spiritual friending, and click here to learn about what this practice in listening to another person is. Consider visiting the Office if you - or friends you meet on campus - are looking for a community or place where you can be yourself and be accepted. The chaplain is there for you if you

• want some spiritual support and guidance
• want to locate where your own faith community meets in Halifax
• are experiencing difficulties with studies, relationships, or work
• are struggling with your sense of meaning, purpose, or direction in life
• are finding that your studies are raising important questions for your faith
• want to explore a vocation or calling in ministry
• are concerned about social justice issues and the relation between faith and action
• are depressed or feel like giving up
• are questioning some of your values or those of your family or church
• are worried about your use of alcohol or drugs
• would like information about volunteer opportunities near or far
• need a sounding board to explore your thoughts and ideas about the questions and conundrums that life presents us with