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Communities

 

 

There is a diversity of religious and spiritual communities at Colorado College. The Chaplains' Office seeks to support students of all religious, spiritual and seeking backgrounds. Some communities may not appear on our website. If there is something you are interested in, but do not see here, please contact the Chaplains' Office.

 

 


Religious and Spiritual Life Communities

Heads of Faith

Student representatives of religious organizations meet to discuss issues of religious life on campus, cooperative programs, and mutual support.

Contact the Chaplains' Office at 719-389-6638


Muslim Student Life

Upholding students of Muslim faith, this group provides support and fellowship.

Contact Merisa Muharemovic at Merisa.Muharemovic@coloradocollege.edu.


Student Sangha

A student-led, Zen-style meditation group.

Contact the Chaplains' Office at 719-389-6638 for more information.


CRU

This group seeks to reach, teach, equip and care for students in a motivational and relational environment and to cultivate a lifetime of Christian growth and involvement in influencing the world. Meetings held in WES Room, Worner Center, Mondays at 7 PM.

Contact student leader Krista Tani Krista.Tani@coloradocollege.edu


Reiki

Reiki is a Japanese spiritual practice for stress reduction and relaxation that promotes healing. 

Contact the Chaplains' Office at 719-389-6638 for more information.


Catholic Community

Sunday Mass in Shove Chapel at 9:00 PM; seasonal observances and retreats; Tower Prayer; labyrinth walks. The community gathers in the Interfaith House for dinner on Thursdays.

Contact student leader Nichelle Giraldes Nichelle.Giraldes@coloradocollege.edu.


Hillel/Chaverim

“Hillel/Chaverim: A multi-denominational Jewish community. Kosher-style Shabbat dinners are every Friday night of the block from 5-8 P.M at the 1006 N. Weber House. All holidays during the academic year are also recognized. Kosher dining and rides to Temple are available upon request.

For more information, contact Hillel Co-Presidents Jesse Paul Jesse.Paul@coloradocollege.edu or Colby Diamond Colby.Diamond@coloradocollege.edu


Christian Science Organization

Meetings held at Worner Center on Thursdays at 5:30 PM. Discover how the true nature of each individual is spiritual, as a child of God, and how God’s infinite goodness, realized in prayer, heals.

Contact Abby Mietchen Abigail.Mietchen@coloradocollege.edu or Peter Husak (class of ’87) at 650-6494 or phusak@officescapes.com


Fellowship of Christian Athletes

To present to athletes and coaches and all whom they serve the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships in the fellowship of the Church.

Contact the Chaplains' Office for information.


TheMILL

A community of college students passionately worshiping God, growing in authentic faith, and applying the Bible to the relevant issues of life. TheMILL meets every Friday night at 7 PM at New Life Church.

Contact Aaron Wagner, Small Groups Pastor, at AWagner@newlifechurch.org, 719-268-8260.


Navigators

Navigators is a Christian fellowship emphasizing application of scripture to every day life. Meets Sundays at 6 PM in Worner 211.

Contact student leader Nompendule Shongwe at Nompendulo.Shongwe@coloradocollege.edu.


Shove Council

An informal, multi-faith group that seeks to foster the life of the spirit at Colorado College by promoting personal and campus participation in issues of religious and ethical importance. Open to all. Meets Wednesdays in Shove Chapel at noon for lunch and discussion.

Contact Lindsey Pointer at Lindsey.Pointer@coloradocollege.edu.


Thrive

An interdenominational group based at First Presbyterian Church. Sunday morning spiritual community at 9:45 AM, small groups, Bible studies, service projects and many social outreach opportunities. 

Contact Katie Dayton at kdayton@first-pres.org or 719-884-6147.


Tibetan Buddhism

Weekly mediation session meets in Shove Chapel on Wednesday evenings at 7:00-8:30 PM. Guided meditations, traditional practices, discussions.

Contact Gary Reneau at garywreneau@aol.com or visit www.tsling.org for more information.


Unitarian Universalists

An open and affirming spiritual community meeting at All Souls Church.

Contact Angela Sullivan at Angela@asuuc.net or 719-930-7914.


First Congregational Church United Church of Christ

It is a place for those who seek a genuine, open-minded, intellectual approach to religious and spiritual exploration. Emerging worship for young adults and the OWL program.

Contact the Young Adult leader, Marta Fioriti, at 719-635-3549.


Young Life/College Life

A non-denominational, international Christian youth service organization. College Life meets at 6:30 PM Wednesdays at the Young Life Service Center.

Contact Josh Butrin jbutrin@scs.younglife.org 719-534-3049.


Zen Buddhism, Springs Mountain Sangha

Meeting for silent meditation, chanting, talks and discussion in Shove Chapel Mondays at 6 PM. All are welcome, no previous experience required.

Visit www.smszen.org or contact Katherine McWilliams at kamcw103@gmail.com


Qi Gong

An ancient Chinese practice to cultivate energy and foster healing. Meets in Shove Chapel on Tuesdays at 5:30 PM.

Contact Ellie Coriell ellie.coriell@gmail.com or 719-339-7415.


Revolution Ministries

Providing the opportunity to completely and absolutely turn hearts, minds, and souls upside down by actively pursuing the transforming and world-shattering love of Jesus Christ. Revolution Ministries meets Tuesday evenings in the Interfaith House.

Contact student leader Qua Nguyen at Qua.Nguyen@coloradocollege.edu


Student Christian Movement (SCM)

For all Christians who are interested in social justice and progressive, creative theology to gather for fellowship and to plan visionary campus events.

Contact Trevor Johnson at Trevor.Johnson@coloradocollege.edu


Episcopal Church at CC

ECCC provides Anglican fellowship and worship opportunities (including Holy Eucharist) on campus and at Grace and St Stephen's Episcopal Church.

Contact Rev. Nick at 574-361-9572 or revnicholasmyers@gmail.com


 

Chaplains' Office Spiritual Communities

Shove Council is a multi-faith discussion group that meets at noon on Wednesdays in the Shove Chapel Office. The Council is an inclusive, tolerant and multi-topic group. Come by any time you like for good conversation and a free buffet lunch!

Contact Lindsey Pointer at Lindsey.Pointer@coloradocollege.edu


Men’s & Women’s Spirituality Circles offer a safe space for students of all gender identities to explore the connections among spirituality, religion, and gender in community.
Contact Anneliese Rice at Anneliese.Rice@coloradocollege.edu for Women's Spirituality Circle and Dan Lewis at Daniel.Lewis@coloradocollege.edu for Men's Spirituality Circle.

Interfaith Text Study

Contact Adele Moss at Adele.Moss@coloradocollege.edu or Merisa Muharemovic at Merisa.Muharemovic@coloradocollege.edu.


Art and Spirituality offers hands-on experiences of various creative forms to explore art as spiritual practice.  Meets at various times every block.

Contact Emily Powers-Beck at Emily.PowersBeck@coloradocollege.edu.