Be a member of Lawrence’s team at the Interfaith Youth Core’s Interfaith Leadership Institute Conference in Chicago, IL on August 3-5 and complete a 1 unit tutorial with Linda J. Morgan Clement, Dean of Spiritual and Religious Life.
Info session right after Reading Period.
Monday, May 7th at 11:30am in the Schumann Room (Andrew Commons)
Allow silence, chant, candles, song and scripture to punctuate your weekend with peace and ready you for what’s to come.
5pm Taize’ at All Saints Episcopal Church, Sunday May 6th.
All are welcome to this ecumenical Christian service.
Join with Hillel in prayer, song, and community as they celebrate Shabbat each Friday at Center for Spiritual and Religious Life / Sabin House.
Contact Hillel’s on campus student group or email Spiritual.religious.life@lawrence.edu with questions or for more information.
Yoga could do it, but if yoga isn’t your thing, maybe meditation is. Alone or in a guided group, its a connective and centering time just for you.
Not a meditator? Gotta set a voice to your brain baggage? Check in with a staff counselor, friend, or a trusted adviser to let some clarity in.
Not vocal, but kinesthetic instead? Ditch the sofa and feel the warm sand volleyball court on your feet, the pavement under your wheels, and the sun on your skin.
Find a jam session, start a jam session, cook, dance, recite, walk, pray, close your eyes and listen while you drum, air guitar, air bow, strike a favorite chord, play a theater game, sing, play cards, do a handstand push-up, break out a board game, take up space.
Take a moment to simplify and breathe.
The Center for Spiritual and Religious Life transforms for a calming Ecumenical service of prayer, silence, song and chant. Enjoy the peacefulness of this prayer time. As well as being a time for worship, it’s a calming and centering way to leave the weekend behind and refresh yourself for the midterm week.
Sunday 4/29 at 5pm – Center for Spiritual and Religious Life, Sabin House.
All are welcome.
Staff and faculty are welcome to join us for a fresh salad and yummy soup plus great conversation. Speak, listen, contribute by your presence, or maybe encourage a friend to join you. It’s a great time to get out and walk across campus, enjoy your coworkers, and move your mind to a casual contemplation. It’s refreshing.
No RSVP required. Sabin House Kitchen. Noon to 1pm, April 27th.
Ver. Dr. Tashi Tsering and Jay L. Garfield, PhD. will be speaking on campus Wednesday and Thursday, May 9-10. In these lectures, Lawrence will will feature two esteemed presenters discussing ethics, Buddhism, and issues in cross-cultural philosophy.
Check the LU calendar for extended details.
May 9 at 5pm (Main Hall 201)
The Four Noble Truths of Buddhism
May 10 at 4:30 (Main Hall 201)
Buddhist Contributions to Contemporary Moral Reflection: Selflessness and Moral Responsiveness
…and every Friday.
Visit the Center for Spiritual and Religious Life at the noon hour and find your quiet space to pray.
Join us at Center for Spiritual and Religious Life for a discussion around the topic of the day, and enjoy soup and salad as we explore the ideas from across campus.
Open to staff and faculty only.
No RSVP required.
Support and learn from the Lawrence Hillel student community by being a part of the Seder that is planned for Friday. Passover continues through the weekend, and breaking bread with your community is a great way to honor the spirituality you possess. All are welcome.
Friday, April 6th
5pm Esch Hurvis Room
