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Wednesday Night Worship

Wednesdays at 5pm PT
Wallace All Faiths Chapel, Fish Interfaith Center

Disciples on Campus sponsored gathering meets Wednesdays at 5 pm PT. Open to all students, particularly Christian students who are attracted to an understanding of Christianity that is more progressive socially and politically, taking the Bible seriously, but not literally.  

Open to Chapman Students
For questions email payuyo@chapman.edu 

Catholic Mass

Wednesdays at noon 
Wallace All Faiths Chapel, Fish Interfaith Center

The Newman Catholic Fellowship student group will continue celebrating their weekly masses with Fr. Rafael Luevano on Wednesdays at noon in the Wallace All Faiths Chapel in the Fish Interfaith Center

Open to Chapman Students
For questions email ecimino@chapman.edu

Q Spirit

Fridays
12:15 to 1:15 pm
Peterson Conference Room, Fish Interfaith Center

Sept 9 & 23
October 7 & 21
Nov 4 & 18
Dec 2

Led by Rev. Nancy Brink and Chris Graycon. Students who identify as being part of the queer community are invited to this monthly support group. Goals: To explor the struggles that arise from being part of a religious group and being queer; to address the trauma experienced by members of the queer community at the hands of religion; to explore the ways one's spirtual life can bring resilience and strength to your life; to experience support and validation in an affirming queer environment 

Open to Chapman Students
For questions email brink@chapman.edu 

Connecting with God: Growing with Centering Prayer 

Wednesdays 12 to 1PM PST on Zoom

People of faith are taught that they should talk to God. But what about listening for God? Rev. Nancy Brink will be teaching centering prayer, a meditation practice that is particularly relevant today. Each week will include a very brief teaching, a group practice of centering prayer, and then time for sharing, questions, and community building.

Open to Chapman Students

Join the Meeting Here

Disciples on Campus

Disciples on Campus has been the Christian Church and United Church of Christ student ministry at Chapman University since 1987. This group is nurtured by the staff of Church Relations and has student leadership that plans its activities, worship, and trips.

DOC, as it is known on campus, creates community in the following ways:

• Weekly worship on Wednesday nights, planned and led by students and open to other progressive Christian students on campus
• Special events at the beginning of semesters and at the close of the year, welcoming new students and blessing those completing their Chapman years
• Service projects that care for people, the environment, support Chapman University, and make connections between students and our donors
• Trips to regional and conference meetings, as well as General Assembly and General Synod, to help recruit high school students and experience the church in its larger context
• Education/mission opportunities that not only count toward a diploma, but offer a global  experience that enhances their classroom education and sense of connection to the church
• Pastoral and spiritual support from their fellow students as well as the staff of Church Relations
• Retreats each semester not only deepen students’ understanding of a particular topic, but builds community and lets students have fun together

Find out more about DOC activities and scholarships here!

Newman Catholic Fellowship

The Newman Catholic Fellowship (NCF) is an organization of students that promote the Catholic faith and community at Chapman University while spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ and serving others. The Holy Bible and the Traditions of the Church are the main tools used to spread the Word of Christ. We meet to grow and learn about our faith, and build lasting friendships through discussion groups and celebration of the holy mass. We welcome all people!

Find out more!

Latter Day Saint Student Association

InterVarsity Grad

For questions, reach out to Joseph Lim! joselim@chapman.edu