rf01007 Located just south of Central London in the United Kingdom, Gatwick Airport has been in use since the late 1920s. With the world’s busiest runway – more than 34 million passengers pass through its North and South terminals each year on their way to over 190 destinations with more than 70 different airlines. With a chaplaincy team in place since 1974 and a chapel opened two years later, Gatwick Chaplaincy has been serving holiday-makers, business travellers and Gatwick Airport’s own staff for well over 35 years. Now very much a multi-faith chaplaincy, the move to provide inclusive facilities for worship and practising one’s faith was spearheaded by Anglican chaplain Canon Jonathan Baldwin. Through his many conversations with Muslim colleagues and visitors to the chaplaincy

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