KCL Thought for the Week: Recent Episodes
King's College London Chaplaincy
King's College London lay Roman Catholic chaplain Rachel Huckstep discusses the kindness of strangers in the face of adversity.
King's College London Chaplaincy Assistant Adam Hobson reflects on the Lord's Prayer in today's divided society.
Dr Joe Fort, College Organist, Director of the Chapel Choir and Lecturer in Music at King’s College London, tells us that as in music, we mustn't be afraid to make a mess in life sometimes.
King's College London chaplain Romana Kazmi discusses judging our emotions and how we react to them.
King's College London chaplain Fr Joe Fort discusses the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
Kings Chaplaincy assistant Tansley Jordan discusses how the work of Christmas now begins.
The Revd Canon Professor Richard Burridge, Dean of King's College London and Professor of Biblical Interpretation, welcomes students back to King's and the start of a new term.
Nat Frangos from the chaplaincy team discusses the advent and wishes everyone a happy holiday season from all of as the King's Chaplaincy team.
King's College London Catholic lay chaplain Laurence Jasper discusses the upcoming season of advent.
King's College London Chaplain Rev. Jane Speck on how best to find peace in these divided times.
Chaplaincy assistant Tansley Jordan discusses how our lives can feel like the London skyline.
Revd Jim Craig the Chaplain for Guy's campus discussing the importance of arts for our creativity and spirituality.
AKC Learning Technologist Maggie Scull talks about getting organised to tackle the autumn term.
Nat Frangos reflects on times of crisis in our lives and offers some Biblical and practical advice.
Chaplaincy Assistant Jess Lane offers some helpful advice on surviving the exam season.
Revd Dr Keith Riglin delivers an end of term message, reflecting on the story of Holy Week.
Muslim Chaplain Abdul Mumin Chowdhury introduces himself and speaks about the recent Chaplaincy week at King's
Joanne Cox-Darling reflects on the concept of living lovingly ever after, in the light of St Valentine's Day and St Paul's letter to the Corinthians.
In a specially extended Lent edition of Thought for the Week, Professor Ben Quash introduces the 2016 Stations of the Cross project, the first station of which is installed in the King's College Chapel on the Strand campus. For more information on the Stations of the Cross: Art and Passion project, see: https://www.facebook.com/stations2016/
Chaplaincy Assistant Raymond Baudon reflects on Robert Burns' poem 'A Man's A Man For A' That'
Rev Tim Ditchfield takes a closer look at Jesus' family tree and finds some surprising characters
Nat Frangos speaks about the importance of stewardship in the light of the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference being held in Paris
KCL Organist and Choir Director Joseph Fort reflects on advent in the light of the advent carol services this week
Roman Catholic lay Chaplain Rachel Huckstep reflects on a recent Church of England survey and asks: do Christians put their friends off Jesus?
AKC Programme Director shares an excerpt from her AKC lecture on Spinoza - she discusses Spinoza's views on human emotions and their effect on our happiness, salvation and relationship with God.
Fr Joseph Evans reflects on the qualities necessary to prepare for a successful marriage, in the light of the Pope's recent call to reflection on marriage at the Catholic Church Synod.
Revd Jane Speck reflects on the desire to begin again - and how new beginnings were made in the Gospels
Revd Canon Professor Richard Burridge, Dean of King's College London, offers his welcome to students at King's and a thought on the start of a new academic year.