Graduate Programs Honors Institutional Adv. A Community of Service Faith is not passive and, for that reason, Campus Ministry provides a diverse range of service opportunities for students - opportunities for students to put their faith into action and be agents of change. Based on the understanding that God is relational, service projects are designed to draw students outward into transformative moments where they can encounter God. HungerFest - A spring event where student bands play to raise awareness of hunger and homelessness.
Admission is a canned good.
St. James Place Dance - Students participate in a dance with residents of the St. James Place Retirement Home. Some of these service opportunities stem from Friends of Francis , a theological reflection group based upon Franciscan spirituality. This group of students gathers to reflect upon the injustices in our world and discuss the action to which their faith calls them. Their group conversations also offer opportunities for students to discuss how they themselves are being changed by these experiences of service. All Rights Reserved.