This contributes to comfortable hospitality that exists in the community. Ministerial Work Ministry comes alive as students work with the homeless, with persons who have AIDS, within churches, in prisons, at hospices, in soup kitchens and other neighborhood outreach programs. Volunteer work and field education stretches awareness and allows students to integrate their learning with their commitments. The prayer life and social activities of these groups provides diverse opportunities to the spiritual and community resources available to students. This question informs the life of every person at the GTU schools.
Ecumenical programs are a vital part of the life on Holy Hill.
The classes at the Catholic, Protestant and Unitarian seminaries combined with the programs and events of the Jewish, Buddhist and Orthodox affiliated centers provide opportunities for education, dialogue and the challenges of cooperation. This is a place where cultures meet and life is celebrated. And pleasures and treasures are often free or affordable.