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Our Campus, Our World
Human Rights Vigil
The Human Rights Center and Campus Ministry's Center for Social Concern co-sponsored a prayer vigil commemorating 70 years of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights. It was held at the Butler County Jail where ICE also runs a detention center for immigrants. Check out the news footage.
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Pretzels, Prayers, and Positivity
In 17 minutes UDIM-Campus Ministry handed out over 200 pretzels! Pretzels, Prayers, and Positivity to help all through finals week and the end of the term.
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Living with Loss for Faculty and Staff
Living with Loss for faculty and staff is a confidential support group for UD faculty and staff who have experienced the death of someone close to them.
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Graduate Assistant Program
Seeking faith-filled applicants called to minister to college students while pursuing a Masters in Theology or Pastoral Ministry. Five Campus Ministry positions are available for the 2019-20 school year within Residence Life Ministry, Christian Leadership and Vocation, and the Center for Social Concern. Graduate Assistants serve undergraduate students to cultivate faith, foster spiritual growth, and form Christian leaders through small groups, retreats, worship, spiritual programming, service and justice. Tuition, stipend, and housing are provided.
I need to do a better job accepting the church as a grey area instead of seeing it as inherently flawed. It’s something that I need to actively work to fix, not abandon.
An Honest Letter to the Season of Advent
Dearest Advent, It’s wonderful to see you again and welcome you to the forefront of my attention.
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Lighting Our Candles Together
There are few things that are truly universal for all religions and cultures, but one practice I find almost everywhere is the act of lighting a candle in the darkness.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
There are many ways different cultures and religions set aside time for giving thanks.
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And What it Says about Pope Francis
Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador was canonized a saint in the Catholic Church on October 14 in Rome. Check out this interesting article in The Atlantic about the significance of this event.
Table of Plenty
Immigration and the Moral Courage Project
Tania Boh, Rachel Carr, and Elyse McMahan were part of the group who went to the US/Mexico border (El Paso/Juarez) this past summer and shared some of their experiences with us to kick off deep discussions on immigration at each of the tables! Join us on January 24 for a special Thursday Table of Plenty celebrating Martin Luther King Week.
Table of Plenty
Immigration and the Moral Courage Project
Tania Boh, Rachel Carr, and Elyse McMahan were part of the group who went to the US/Mexico border (El Paso/Juarez) this past summer and shared some of their experiences with us to kick off deep discussions on immigration at each of the tables! Join us on January 24 for a special Thursday Table of Plenty celebrating Martin Luther King Week.
This was an important reminder that immigrants are people with lives, families and feelings.
Faith Communities
Art Prayer
Tuesdays, 8-9pm
Need a break from your busy week? Want to unwind and connect creatively with your spirituality? Join us for Art Prayer any Tuesday night in Liberty Hall RM 01. All are welcome no matter your faith background or artistic ability.
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Girls 4 God
Tuesdays, 9-10pm
Are you a woman of faith looking to be in community with other women of faith? Join Girls 4 God (G4G)! We are an intentional group of women looking to explore our faith with other women. We meet on Tuesdays at 9pm in the Women's Center Lounge (AL 208B)
Faith and Sisterhood
Sophomore Journey Group
Thursdays, 7-8:30pm
A small faith sharing community focused on the sophomore experience and all the beauty and challenge that come along with it. Explore, reflect and grow in community with other sophomores along for the ride.
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