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Many resources are available for ��«����Ƶ students who wish to pursue a spiritual path. While ��«����Ƶ is nonsectarian in its teaching, open discussions of faith are welcomed and encouraged. 

Do I have to be a Methodist to attend ��«����Ƶ?

Everyone is welcome at ��«����Ƶ. That’s part of our Methodist heritage. We respect people of all backgrounds and beliefs.

Among ��«����Ƶ students reporting a religious preference, 11% are Methodist; 28% are Catholic; about 40% are from other Protestant denominations; and about 14% represent other religions (including Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism and Islam).

What spiritual life opportunities are there at ��«����Ƶ?

• The Office of the Chaplain and Religious Life seeks to create an inclusive community that celebrates intellectual curiosity about religion and spirituality, nourishes ethical decision-making, cultivates deep spiritual exploration and supports faithful living. The team includes chaplains focused on Christian, Jewish and Muslim life in the ��«����Ƶ community.
• Campus Ministries can help you get connected. Along with many groups for Christian students, there are also groups for Buddhist, Jewish, Muslim, and Hindu students.
• The ��«����Ƶ for Faith and Learning promotes the integration of intellectual and spiritual life, both on campus and in society. Rooted in the University’s Christian heritage and United Methodist affiliation, the ��«����Ƶ seeks to help students, faculty, and staff discern and develop connections between their religious convictions and their academic and professional work.