A practical exploration of how we might be equipped for rich conversations with non religious people; how to remove any fears they may have that those conversations will stray into religious territory; how a non religious worldview adds value to our teams.

Jo Mutlow draws on her practical and insightful book Being There: Responses in Humanist Pastoral Care, and her experience of pastoral care in the acute setting at Bradford Teaching Hospitals, to question how equally and deeply we cast our caring net in Chaplaincy. As Humanist Pastoral Carer, Jo podcasts with Rev. Stig Graham on Opening Up Chaplaincy, which aims to enrich the debate about Chaplaincy, modeling cross-belief dialogue and inviting guests to inspire listeners with their perspectives and insights.

Open to NRPSN members and the public alike, we welcome anyone interested in learning more.