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Milton Keynes Hospital Chapel

 

 

 

Milton Keynes Hospital
Standing Way
Eaglestone
Milton Keynes
MK6 5LD

         

The Milton Keynes General NHS Trust Chaplaincy Department offers Religious Spiritual & Pastoral support to Patients, Relatives & Staff

 

A Chaplain is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

 

Telephone:-

Direct 01908-243700
Internal ext 3700
or via switchboard

 
     
 

The Chaplaincy Team

The Hospital Chaplains are employed members of the hospital staff and work as part of the multi disciplinary health care team. They have responsibility for providing spiritual and pastoral support for patients, relatives, staff & visitors and are available to people regardless of whether they have a religious faith or none.

Often people who are in hospital value the opportunity to discuss their concerns, hopes and fears with someone who can be alongside them. The Chaplains work with a team of trained Chaplaincy visitors, who are also available to spend time with people.


The Chapel

Signposts will direct you to the chapel from all quarters of the hospital. The chapel is available to anyone who might need some time away from the busy and sometimes noisy hospital. You might want to do some thinking on your own. You might wish to pray, to weep or just be silent with yourself or another person. The Chapel is a good place for all of this.

Whatever your faith or religion the Chapel is available for prayer reflection and quietness. If you prefer a private room this also can be accommodated.

 


Ceremonies, rituals and worship opportunities

A Christian service is held in the Chapel on a Sunday at 10.30am. This is also broadcast on channel 5 of the Hospital Radio. Holy Communion, other Sacraments and prayers can be brought to the bedside.

If you have something important to celebrate, or would like to give thanks for recovery, or a new baby, then the Chaplains can help you with these.

Before and just after death we offer prayers and blessings.