• Religious and Spiritual Life

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    Religious and
    Spiritual Life
    Anderson Center 318

    651-523-2315

    Wesley Center
    Hamline University
    MS-A1735
    1536 Hewitt Avenue
    St. Paul, MN 55104

     

  • MultiFaith Chapel and The Wellspring

    The University Chapel is located on the second floor of the Bush Center.  It is open daily from 7:00 am to 9:00 pm to all students, faculty, and staff that wish to use it.  Services provided through the Chapel include:

    •  A quiet, central place to pray, meditate, study, or just relax;
    •  Muslim prayer rugs, meditation zafus available at any time;
    •  Piano, CD, and video player;
    • Resource Library: Holy texts, religious scholarship and research, and information concerning a wide variety of religions and spiritual practices, including:
      •  The Qur'an
      •  The Bhagavad Gītā
      •  Hymnals for a variety of Christian Denominations
      •  Jewish Scholarship including Torah Study
      •  Various versions of the Bible
      •  Books on exploring different religions from a Multi-Faith perspective
      •  Texts on the history of religion and religions
       
    •  Small meeting rooms; and
    •  Open area to gather or meet: re-arrangeable chairs and tables in gathering space. Groups must schedule this space through Megan Dimond (651-523-2315).
       
      • The Wellspring is located on the third floor of the Anderson Center.  It is open from 6:00am-2:00am to anyone that wishes to use it.  It may be reserved for meditation or other programming.  The Wellspring is intentionally interfaith. 
  • Wesley Center - Spirituality, Service, Social Justice 

  • Wesley Center News
    • Cristina Semi, a junior in the College of Liberal Arts, was named a 2013 Newman Civic Fellow Award recipient. The award program is presented by Campus Compact, a coalition of over 1200 college and university presidents across the United States dedicated to the promotion of campus-based civic engagement.
    • The 2013 John Wesley Award winners are Lynne Chung and Heather Hammond (undergraduate), Domonique Gilmore (law/grad), Melissa Embser-Herbert (faculty), and Sherrie Fernandez-Williams (staff).

    • Hamline University has been named to the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, the highest federal recognition a college or university can receive for its commitment to volunteering, service-learning and civic engagement.
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