Center for Interfaith & Spiritual Life

CENTER FOR INTERFAITH & SPIRITUAL LIFE

 

 [email protected]  •  (571) 553-2484  •  (571) 55-FAITH

The Center for Interfaith & Spiritual Life will support and strengthen the university's religious and philosophical diversity by providing opportunities to engage with spiritual life on campus through interfaith engagement, education, service, worship, and meditation. The Center will promote and support spiritual development, theological reflections, religious tolerance, social justice, and social awareness in a warm and welcoming atmosphere where students, faculty, and staff feel comfortable exploring their religious and spiritual identities.

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WHAT WE DO

 

Individual Spiritual Guidance

Confidential and accessible pastoral care to members of the university community.

 

Group Religious Activities

Religious services, celebrations, and programs that cater to diverse religious backgrounds.

 

Interfaith
Initiatives

Programs and initiatives that promote understanding, respect, and collaboration among different faiths.

 

Educational Programming

Workshops, lectures, and discussions on topics that support the university's mission and values.

 

Hospital & Hospice Visitation

Support and comfort to individual facing illness or loss.

 

Support for International Students

Guidance and resources for international students navigating cultural and religious differences.

 


 

UPCOMING

 

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Unity Dinner Let's Break Bread, Build Bridges, a Black and Jewish unity dinner
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Unity Dinner

Tuesday, Oct. 22 | 5:45 pm | USC Ballroom

The Unity Dinner will feature a delicious meal, engaging conversations, and a chance to connect with fellow students who share a commitment to social justice and unity. This event is a unique opportunity to celebrate our shared values and work towards a more inclusive and understanding society.

 

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Interfaith Week

November 11-15, 2024

Interfaith Week at the George Washington University will feature events encompassing a range of organized religions and spirituality practices—an aim to broaden an understanding of, and initiate conversations about, the different ways the community can seek new perspectives and form a greater awareness of the rich diversity of the GW community.

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Interfaith Week November 11-15, 2024