En Route:

En Route is a student led Protestant Christian group, celebrating the presence of the Spirit and pursuing a relationship with God in Christ. They are committed to being an open, accepting, affirming, and loving community where students can ask and explore questions of faith. The advisor is Mark Graham (x2138) and the student contact is Abbi Heimach(Aheimach11@wooster.edu)

Fellowship of Christian Athletes:

Fellowship of Christian Athletes offers discussion and activities for students who are involved in any level of college athletics and are interested in Christian community. They meet weekly for discussion. The advisor is Steve Moore (x2176) and the student contact is Robin Konscak(Rkonscak09@wooster.edu).

Hillel: 

Hillel facilitates Jewish life on campus through religious, cultural, educational, and social activities.  Advisor is Prof. Peter Pozefsky (x2395). The student contact is Hilary Bryant (Hbryant09@wooster.edu). All Wooster students are welcome at Hillel programs.

The Muslim Student Association arranges for Jumman prayers, provides a community for Muslim students, arranges periodic trips to the area mosque, special meal arrangements for Ramadan, and observances of major Islamic holidays. The advisor is Linda Morgan-Clement (x2602) and the student contact is Omar Ijaz(Oijaz10@wooster.edu)

Catholic Student Association (CSA):

The Catholic Student Association is a welcoming faith comminity rooted in the Catholic tradition. Through service, faith-sharing, education, worship, personal relationships, and celebration, we strive to foster the spiritual growth of all students and the College of Wooster community. The Catholic Campus Minister is Karen Hahn, and the student contact is Suzy Dean (Sdean10@wooster.edu).

Peace by Peace:

Peace by Peace is a a student group that foucses on peacemaking in a variety of areas. The group meets weekly. Charles Kammer (x2473) is the advisor and the student contacts are Chris Marino(Cmarino11@wooster.edu) and Casey Henry(chenry11@wooster.edu).

Pueblo de Esperanza:

 

Pueblo de Esperanza, meaning Community of Hope, is a student-run organization that focuses on issues of social justice in Latin America. The group's two main goals are awareness and action. Katherine Holt (x2528 or kholt@wooster.edu) is the advisor and the student contact is Lauren Hines (LHines09@wooster.edu).

 

 

Sisters In Spirit:

 

Sisters in Spirit is a chapter of the National Network of Presbyterian College Women and is open to all women on campus. The advisor is Linda Morgan-Clement (x2602) and the student contacts are Zoe Van Dyke (Zvandyke11@wooster.edu) and Tiffany Bullion (tbullion12@wooster.edu).

 

 

 

Wooster Christian Fellowship:

 

Wooster Christian Fellowship is a chapter of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. It is open to all students and worships on Thursdays at 7:00 in Lowry 120. The advisor is TBA , the student contacts are Zack Belcher (Zbelcher09@wooster.edu) and Paul Seling (pseling09@wooster.edu), and Annie Michaels (x4503) is the InterVarsity Campus Minister. (Visit Their Website)

Wooster Volunteer Network:

WVN is the volunteer network on campus. Their organization runs many of the different volunteer activities at Wooster including, the program houses, Breakaway, and various other opportunities.Linda Morgan Clement is the advisor (ext2602) and student contact is Alice Bauman(Abauman10@wooster.edu)

Soup & Bread:

 

This program cooperates with Hospitality Services to provide students with the opportunity to gather twice a week for a simple meal. Offered at Kittredge dining hall, the meal consists of different soups on Tuesdays and Thursdays, as well as themed lunches and dinners. The monies saved on the meal are donated to various service organizations. Contact Julie Lafferty(Jlafferty09@wooster.edu) or Carroll Meyer (ext. 2208) with any questions.