Religion and beliefs
Religion refers to people who belong to a major world religion such as Christianity, Judaism or Islam, and also people who belong to smaller religions or denominations, such as Methodism. Religion also includes people who do not identify with any particular religion, and also includes philosophical belief, such as atheism. Belief refers to any religious or philosophical belief that affects a person’s life choices or the way they live.
Sanctuary
There is quiet space available on the ground floor, County Hall (opposite the C block lift) for those of all faiths and no faith to enjoy personal reflection and spiritual time, for contemplation or prayer. It has unrestricted opening hours.
Different individuals and groups meet here. When meetings overlap with set prayer times, employees of other faiths are very welcome to use the room at the same time.
There is also a room available for reflection and prayer at Goodman House, Harlow - the small meeting room on 2nd floor West Wing is available from 12 to 2pm. At other sites, informal arrangements can be discussed with the manager or Buildings Manager.