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| Student led groups are the heart or our shared ministry. Interfaith Campus Ministries and its staff seek to engage the various groups in collabrative ministires and interfatih worship and dialogue. For more information, contact Interfaith Campus Ministries at ministries@wooster.edu |
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Sunday@SEVEN is a campus-based, student-led worship service in Mackey Hall every Sunday at 7 PM. Sunday@SEVEN was created to foster ecumenical cooperation between Christian groups on campus and leadership development. Sunday@SEVEN strives to meet the spiritual needs of students, within the rhythm and realities of campus life. For more information, contact Molly Dowell Baum, ext 2364.
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Torah Study meets every Thursdays, from 6-7pm in Lowry 247-248. For more information, contact jfriedman@wooster.edu |
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Worthy
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Asking Questions Worthy of the Person You Can Become |
This is a program designed for those who wish to investigate their life's passions, Worthy Questions assists students in integrating personal, professional, and spiritual values by providing toos, models, mentors, and a community for reflection. Worthy Questions accepts applications before Spring Semester from first-years, sophomores, and juniors. If this sounds like a program that you would be interested in- Please apply! Supported in part by the Lilly Project for the Exploration of Vocation. To receive more information about the program contact Molly Dowell Baum at ext. 2364.
For more information please click on this link to visit the Worthy Questions page or view the official brochure and schedule below. |
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Zen Meditaion - Weekly Meditation |
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| This group is led by Steve Berg. Through the practice of
weekly meditation participants begin to discover the underlying stillness and
vibrant clarity of the mind, sharpening insight and deepening wisdom that is the result of regular practice.
In addition to meditation, they will explore the fundamental teachings
of Buddhism and its insight into our life today. This group is open to
anyone interested, no experience is necessary, and basic instructions
will be given. Meditations take place weekly in in Lowry chapel (upper level of McGaw) from
5:00 - 6:00pm on Wednesdays. Please contact
OICM to register, ministries@wooster.edu, x2602. |
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| The Office of Interfaith Campus Ministries provides is committed to the development of individual or small group relationships that provide spiritual companionship and an opportunity to explore life-issues through a religious and spiritual framework. The OICM staff persons are available to meet with students for scheduled pastoral care visits during regular office hours (9 AM-4PM). Appointments should be scheduled through the Office Administrator (x2602 – E-mail: ministries@wooster.edu). |
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Busy Student Retreat and Spiritual Direction |
| Take time out from your 'busyness' to reflect on God's place in your life. Be healed, renewed and emposered. This is an on-campus retreat, every Fall, that works into the students daily classes and activities. Also monthly spiritual direction sessions with Sr. Mary Ann Spangler. For more information, contact ministries@wooster.edu. |
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International Service and Reflection Trips |
| OICM sponsors an international service and reflection trip every other year. Students meet for a semeter to plan and educate themselves in preperation for the trip. In the past, locations have included Mexico, Costa Rica, Rome, and the Dominican Republic. The trip is co-sponsored by the Wooster Volunteer Network. For more information, contact ministries@wooster.edu. |
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| Sacred spaces are located in the Luce Library, Compton, and Andrews Hall Rm. 110. These are open to all students when the hall is open and to residents of that building 24/7. Sacred Spaces are made available through a grant from Mr. Fleming and Mr. Longbrake, trustees of the College. They have been created by students for students, please respect the space and remove your shoes before entering. The Sacred Space Brochure |
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| This program brings to campus a theologian who engages students, faculty, and staff in conversation about the interface between current culture and faith commitment. If you are interested in participating, or have any questions contact the Office of Interfaith Campus Ministries (x2602 or ministries@wooster.edu). |
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The
Lilly Project for the Exploration of Vocation |
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 The College of Wooster Lilly project provides opportunities for the entire College community to engage in serious vocational discussion and reflection. We intend to create a campus climate of engagement that focuses on questions of meaning and value: What is worth doing, and how can our lives contribute to what which has ultimate significance?
For more information about about the Lilly Project, click here. |
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