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Student Religious
Organizations:
These clubs are self-governed, running independently from The Chaplain’s Office (ecept for Soul Friends, Meditation Group,and Interfaith Understanding) . My hope is that, at Cornell College, we learn about each other’s traditions and religious or secular perspectives. That we reach out and care for each other across the divides, including across the religious and political divides within a single tradition, such as Christianity or Islam. Reconciling love, and striving toward understanding and bridge building, are part of your educational experience here at Cornell, helping prepare you for global citizenship and leadership on this incredible, fragile earth.
Disclaimer : While supporting the following groups, the beliefs and behaviors of their members (Christian and non-Christian alike) do not necessarily represent the views of chaplain or student chaplain assistants.
Deep Water Evangelical Christian gathering for praise worship and more.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Meets for games, activities, Bible studies, and fellowship. Not just for athletes. Wednesdays evenings in Hedges.
Hillel offers fellowship and celebration of Jewish culture and faith. Everyone welcome (not just for Jews).
Lutheran Student Fellowship Bible study and Christian fellowship. Affiliated with the Mo. Synod Lutheran Church while welcoming of all. Currently looking for leadership.
Sanctuary A safe and comfortable gathering for neo-pagans and their friends. All are welcome. .
Roman Catholic Student Association Roman Catholic spirituality, fellowship, theological conversations, and more. Open to everyone.
Spirituality & Interfaith Understanding Fellowship Spiritual explorers, seekers, and people of differing beliefs dedicated to fostering not only growth of one's own spiritual path & identity, but cultivating understanding among differing
traditions as a pathway toward peace.
Stand Tall A Christian theatrical troop that presents songs and skits .
Soul Friends Progressive and traditional Christians, seekers, and those who need spiritual depth, a faith that not only feels but welcomes questions and thinking, and shares God’s reconciling and all-insclusive love . Fellowships and works closely with the chaplain, and helps with leadership of Soul Feast, Evensong, and other Office of Chaplain & Spiritual Life programming.
Quiet Meditation Cultivate greater calm, awareness, and oneness with all. This interfaith service is a crossroads for Zen Buddhism (zazen), contemplative prayer traditions of Christianity and other religions, and secular meditation. It supports our individual practice of breath meditation/prayer. People of all backgrounds welcome.
Contact The Commons Info. Desk (x4334) for student leader contact information and meeting location/time.
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