Again, this is another opportunity for our worldviews to be challenged, teased out and acknowledged. Various speakers from a diversity of backgrounds offer points for discussion and dialogue, enabling people to enhance their spiritual, religious and theological perspectives. In the Chaplaincy Office, a small reference library is available. It contains material possibly unavailable in the campus library. There are numerous books, journals and articles, newspapers, and audio-visual materials on various topics and issues, dealing with faith development, God and society, social justice, prayer and spirituality, sexuality, music, current affairs in theology, and church.
Loan periods are for two weeks.
Two publications have been specifically produced to assist new students with their transition to university life, whether you are a first time or returning student at a tertiary institution, or new to Australia. In general though, the information is good for everyone. In collaboration with Community Services, we have compiled the Homesickness Brochure and a Pressure Groups on Campus publication, both of which are available from the Chaplaincy office. Neither group is restricted to people of a particular denomination or tradition but both are open to anyone on campus who has an interest in being with people of other faiths and traditions. Please come see the Campus Chaplain if you are interested in either group.