Multifaith Volunteers

The Multifaith Team & The Multifaith Network

MORSL works with a diverse group of non-student Faith Volunteers who work to support the religious and spiritual well-being of McGill students. Biographies and contact information of current volunteers can be found in the Multifaith Volunteer Team Directory. 

The Multifaith Network is MORSL's advisory board. It includes the Multifaith Team of Faith Volunteers as well as student representatives from campus faith and spirituality clubs. The Multifaith Network gathers once each Fall and Winter semester. Students who attend both meetings receive volunteer recognition on their Student Experience Record. 

In addition, faith Volunteers and McGill faith clubs often participate in and collaborate with MORSL on other campus community events.

Faith Volunteer Documents

Interested in learning more about the Faith Volunteer roles and the Multifaith Network? See the documents below.

Memorandum of Understanding

Procedure for applying for a role as a Faith Volunteer at MORSL:

  1. Please read the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between MORSL and the Faith Volunteers (formerly chaplains, faith liaisons and peer liaisons).
  2. Complete the Applicant section. Once completed, return it to MORSL at the date requested by MORSL. You may email the completed form to morsl [at] mcgill.ca, drop it off at our office during business hours, or mail it to:

McGill Office of Religious & Spiritual Life
3610 McTavish Street, Room 36-2,
Montreal, Quebec H3A 1Y2

Terms of Reference

All faith volunteers are encouraged to read the Terms of Reference (ToR) for the MORSL Multi-Faith Network to learn more about the network. Faith volunteers are invited to participate in this advisory body comprised of both student and non-student leaders in the McGill religious and spiritual community.

MORSL's Mandate and Scope of Activities

Read MORSL's Mandate & Scope document.


Multi-Faith Network Meeting Minutes

In this archive, you may browse notes from what has been discussed by students and Faith Volunteers during recent Multifaith Network Meetings. 

Special Interfaith Dialogue Session (Nov. 30, 2021)

Read the Interfaith Dialogue Report, view the PowerPoint, consult resources, and download the tips sheet (courtesy of Concordia University).

Materials from 2026 training sessions

Link to resources to support students

Link to EDSS resources

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