About us
The University of Saskatchewan has a longstanding history of collaboration with faith representatives who have contributed to a campus culture of respect, inclusion, and pluralism.
The growing diversity of religious and spiritual backgrounds and beliefs of the University community presents an opportunity to build robust connections with communities of faith, interfaith understanding, and co-operation. Faith Leaders are advocates for such conversations, provide spiritual guidance, support to the University community, advice regarding religious issues, and educational and cultural events.
Some Faith Leaders provide one-on-one spiritual counsel and all represent links to their wider faith communities.
Contact information
If you need someone to talk to, consider speaking with a faith leader. Faith leaders offer support and can connect you with the faith organization they are affiliated with.
Ahmadiyya Muslim
Wajahat Ahmad
Anglican, Presbyterian, United and Lutheran
George Hind
Drop-in hours:
Monday and Wednesday 10am-noon
Thursday 1–3 pm
Baptist/Evangelical Christian
Lou Leventhal
Department of Religion and Culture
Fachrizal Halim - Multi-faith and Spiritual Traditions
Sunni Muslim
Hassan Abdulrahman
Prayer spaces on campus
Campus Prayer Spaces
| Location | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Sask Hall 121 Sask Hall 66 |
Muslim Prayer Space | Key available from USSU information desk |
| PAC 251 | Muslim Prayer Space | Open between 1–9pm daily for prayers |
| Murray Library 110 – Women’s locker room 116 – Men’s locker room |
Multi-faith Prayer Space | Open during Murray Library hours |
| Education 3093 | Multifaith Prayer and Meditation Room | 9am – 4pm daily |
| Engineering 3B45 | Multi-use Room | Open during University hours |
| Arts 49 | Muslim Prayer Space | Open during University hours |
During Ramadan 2026: February 17 – March 19
| Location | Type | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Williams Building Gym | Muslim Prayer Space | 8–10pm |
| MUB 118 (Louis’ Building) | Muslim Prayer Space | 1–10pm |
Prayer Room Rules and Responsibilities
All prayer rooms are shared and rely largely on the respect of users. The opportunity for space, quiet, retreat, and refuge may help many in managing life, health, and wellbeing. During a traumatic event, such as bereavement, these spaces can be useful places of calm recollection. Users for whom religion may be of no obvious significance are equally welcome.
Multi-faith and prayer rooms are open to Usask individuals. They are intended for drop‑in use during opening hours, unless otherwise stated. The rooms are not available for events.
Please observe the following guidelines:
- Respect the guidelines posted in the individual rooms.
- Leave the room tidy for the next user.
- Take personal items of religious practice with you.
- Do not block others from using the room for long periods.
- Keep noise to a minimum. No general conversations.
- No eating or drinking in the rooms.
- No mobile phone calls or use of other devices.
- No candles, incense, or open flames of any kind.
- No distribution of flyers or posters.
- No holding meetings.
- No sleeping.
- Ablution facilities are for individual student-use only. Any excessive water on the floor and/or seats should be dried off after use.
Places of worship
Buddhism
Buddha Meditation Centre Saskatoon
Christian
Baptist
15:5 Church
Landmark Cinemas Brighton, 157 Gibson Bnd, Saskatoon
10 am on Sunday mornings
Lutheran
Lutheran Campus MInistry and the Ecumenical Chaplaincy have a service called “Faith-talk” on Tuesdays at 5:30 pm.
Lutheran Campus Centre
1302 College Dr., Saskatoon (just off campus at the corner of College and Wiggins)
“Faith-talk” - Tuesdays at 5:30 pm
Mennonite
There are many Mennonite congregations in Saskatoon:
Forest Grove Community Church
502 Webster Street, Saskatoon
In-person, 10:30 am, Sundays
Mount Royal Mennonite Church
Avenue O and 29th Street, Saskatoon
In-person and livestream, 10 a.m, Sundays
Nutana Park Mennonite Church
1701 Ruth St. E., Saskatoon
In-person, 10 am, Sundays
The Gathering at Broadway (part of Forest Grove Community Church)
102 Goerzen Street, Saskatoon
In-person, 10 am, Sundays
Wildwood Mennonite Church
1502 Acadia Dr, Saskatoon
In-person and Zoom, 10 am, Sundays
Pentecostal
Redeemed Christian Church of God
601 Eastlake Avenue, Saskatoon
1st Sunday Service - 8:00am–9:30am
2nd Sunday Service - 10:00am–11:30am
Youth Sunday Service - noon–1:30pm
Roman Catholic
Catholic Worship services on Campus
St. Thomas More College Chapel (2nd floor STM),
1437 College Drive, Saskatoon
Sunday Mass - 5:00pm
Weekday mass – Tues/Thurs – 11:30am
Divine Liturgy – Wednesday – 11:30am
For other Roman Catholic mass times in Saskatoon, please check this website:
Ukranian Catholic
Dormition of the Mother of God Parish
120 - 105th Street West, Saskatoon
Sunday Liturgy - 9:30 am and 5 pm
Saints Peter & Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church
1202 - 11th Street East, Saskatoon
Sunday Liturgy - 9 am and 11 am
Sikh
The Sikh Society of Saskatchewan has service and prayer every Sunday at the Gurdwara 10:30am-1pm followed by food (1pm–2pm).
Sunni Muslim
Listed below are the names of local mosques in Saskatoon. Students can get the timings of their local mosques by contacting the mosques, or by emailing Hassan Abdulrahman at imamhassanrahman@gmail.com.
Brighton Musalla
Contact Hassan Abdulrahman at imamhassanrahman@gmail.com for more information.
Evergreen Musalla
605 Manek Rd, Saskatoon
Jamia Riyadul Jannah
2233 Hanselman Avenue Saskatoon
See the website or email for more information.
Prairie Muslim Association (PMA)
3350 Fairlight Drive, Saskatoon
Contact Imam Ashraful Alam for more information.