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1 the university of reading chaplaincy Places of worship in Reading including location maps for central Reading B14725 PlacesOfWorship leaflet update HmT v2.indd 1 6/8/ :10:07 PM
2 Welcome to Reading A very warm welcome from the University Chaplains! This leaflet includes the majority of places of worship within walking distance of the main campus. An accompanying leaflet (Churches in Reading) includes details of Christian churches. This material was updated in Please let us know of any alterations. The University Chaplains There have been Christian Chaplains supporting students and staff since the start of the University. The Chaplains run social, spiritual and study events throughout the year. We re also available for conversations, advice and support, whatever your faith or belief. Please feel free to contact us or join in our activities. Our details are on the reverse of this leaflet. The Chaplaincy Centre The Chaplains run a drop-in centre on the Whiteknights campus in Park House Lodge, behind the main library, which is open to all. Our library, kitchen, quiet room and common room are open every week day during office hours. Student Faith Groups on Campus Atheist/Humanist/Secularist, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim and Sikh student groups are all active on campus.to find a group please see the Chaplaincy website. The Muslim Society also has a building on campus. Archway Lodge is beside Whiteknights House and is open for prayer. B14725 PlacesOfWorship leaflet update HmT v2.indd 2 6/8/ :10:07 PM
3 Baha i not on map Various community members houses No regular services presently Mrs Ewa Haouari, ewastrek@yahoo.fr Brahma Kumaris not on map Courses/seminars, check website for times reading@uk.brahmakumaris.org Buddhist Vajrayana, Tibetan, 1 Karma Kagyu & Diamond Way Reading Diamond Way Buddhist Group 46 London Street, Reading, RG1 4SQ Tuesday 8.00 pm Talk and meditation Contact for other times reading@dwbuk.org diamondwaybuddhism/reading Order of Buddhist 2 Contemplatives: Zen Reading Buddhist Priory, 176 Cressingham Road, RG2 7LW Introduction: 1st Tuesday 7.30 pm Wednesday 7.30 pm Sunday 9.15 am and am info@readingbuddhistpriory.org.uk Kadampa, Mahayanan 13 Shantideva Buddhist Centre, 9 Bath Road, RG1 6HH Tuesday and Thursday pm 6 Sunday 5 6 pm Free Natalia Rouco, info@learntomeditate.org Theravadan not on map Berkshire Group, 128 Acorn Drive, Wokingham, RG40 1EU Meets twice monthly, dates vary contact for times Anthea West, anthea-west1@gmail.com Christian Scientists First Church of Christ Scientist King s Road, RG1 3AA Sunday am, Wednesday 1 pm csrrreading@btinternet.com Hare Krishna ISKCON 4 8 Duke s Bridge Court, Duke Street, RG1 4SA Open: Monday Friday 5.00 pm to 9.00 pm Saturday & Sunday am to 7.00 pm info@iskconreading.org B14725 PlacesOfWorship leaflet update HmT v2.indd 3 6/8/ :10:08 PM
4 Elgar Road Friar Street Oxford Road 7 10 Carey Street St. Mary s Butts 4 London Street Kings Road Queen Baker Street 1 8 Castle Hill Lond 13 Southampton Street Berkeley Avenue 5 Henley Business School Minghella UNIVERSITY OF READING Whiteknights Campus Palmer HUMSS Archway Lodge, Muslim Centre RUSU 9 URS Library Chaplaincy Centre Basingstoke Road *maps not to scale B14725 PlacesOfWorship leaflet update HmT v2.indd 4 6/8/ :10:09 PM
5 Queens Road 3 Kings Road 6 Cumberland Road 12 London Road Wokingham Road London Road Erleigh Road Craven Road 11 Eastern Avenue Hamilton Road Bulmershe Road Addington Road Upper Redlands Road Christchurch Road 9 UNIVERSITY OF READING Whiteknights Campus Northumberland Avenue Northcourt Avenue Shinfield Road Pepper Lane 2 Cressingham Road B14725 PlacesOfWorship leaflet update HmT v2.indd 5 6/8/ :10:10 PM
6 Hindu Jewish Reading Hindu Temple Whitley Street, RG2 0EQ Open Monday Sunday Monday Sunday am 1 pm Wednesday Monday 6 8 pm Kirtan: 6 9pm admin@readinghindutemple.com Jehovah s Witnesses Kingdom Hall 6 Kingsgate Street, RG1 3JR Sunday 10 am Sunday 3.30 pm Mandarin Kingdom Hall not on map Swiss Farm, Marlow Rd, Henley on Thames, RG9 2HY Sunday 2 pm Centre: Richard Marks: richard-marks@ntlworld.com Reading Hebrew 7 Congregation, (Orthodox) Reading Synagogue, 7 Goldsmid Road, RG1 7YB Shacharit Monday and Thursday am Shabbat Children s Service Saturday 9.30 am, Sunday 9 10:30 am Services are held on Shabbat and Yom Tov mornings Centre: info@rhc.org.uk Maidenhead not on map Synagogue, (Reform) Grenfell Lodge, Ray Park Road, Maidenhead, SL6 8QX 2nd, 3rd, 4th Friday 8.30 pm (1st Friday 7.30 pm) Saturday am Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain MBE admin@maidenheadsynagogue.org.uk Reading Liberal Jewish 8 Community Friends Meeting House 2 Church Street, RG1 2SB 1st & 3rd Saturday 11 am may change, contact to confirm Supported by Rabbi Frank Smith B14725 PlacesOfWorship leaflet update HmT v2.indd 6 6/8/ :10:10 PM
7 Mormon Sikh Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Reading Chapel, Tile Kiln Lane First class: 7.30 pm (18 30 year olds) 10 am 1 pm (Sunday Worship) Clive Jolliffe (S&I) jolliffecr@ldschurch.org Muslim Archway Lodge 9 (Muslim Centre) Building 37, Whiteknights Campus Prayer times on website Ibrahim Aziz (President) readinguniveristyisoc@gmail.com Central Jamme Masjid 10 (Bangladeshi) 18a Waylen Street, RG1 7UR Prayer times on website info@bagr.co.uk Jamme Mosque Alexandra Road, RG1 5PF Prayer times on website info@readingmosque.org.uk Sri Guru Singh Sabha 12 Gurdwara 30a Cumberland Road, RG1 3LB Sunday 9.30 am 1pm singhsabhareading@gmail.com Ramgharia Sabha not on map 234 London Road, Earley, RG6 1AH Ladies Satsang & Sukhmani Saheb Ji Paaths: Wednesday 1.00 pm 3.00 pm Weekly Keertan Darbar: Sunday am 1.00 pm readinggurdwara.co.uk rsr@khllsa.com Reading Sikh not on map Youth Association (Sikh Soc President) rsya@hotmail.co.uk Unitarian Reading Unitarian not on map Fellowship RISC Centre, London Street 2nd Sunday 3pm (evenings only) sarah.benfield@btinternet.com B14725 PlacesOfWorship leaflet update HmT v2.indd 7 6/8/ :10:10 PM
8 Looking for a place of worship in Reading? Here s a list of some of the places of worship for many different religions in central Reading to help you find something suitable. Places of worship are ordered according to their religion and can either be found on the numbered map or through the web addresses provided. Contact Us Mark Laynesmith Fr. Stan Gibzinski Anglican Chaplain m.d.laynesmith@reading.ac.uk Catholic Chaplain, , fatherstan@portsmouthdiocese.org.uk Ibrahim Aziz Rabbi Zvi Solomons Isoc President i.m.aziz@pgr.reading.ac.uk Jewish Faith Contact rabbi@jewishspark.org Chaplaincy Centre Catholic Chaplaincy chaplaincy@reading.ac.uk 29 Upper Redlands Road B14725 PlacesOfWorship leaflet update HmT v2.indd 8 6/8/ :10:11 PM
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