The Newman Club is a unique social organization, which supports the Catholic Campus Ministry. It helps with the college Masses in the Brougher Chapel, supports interfaith dialogue, community service, and holds social events just about every week. Students are encouraged to come together to pray, to socialize and to celebrate their Catholicism. This national organization offers spiritual guidance and other activities to YCP's students of the Jewish faith. The YCP chapter was formed by interested students, faculty, administrators, and members of the local community to facilitate the special needs of Jewish students at York College.
Meetings are open to anyone regardless of religious background or church affiliation.
The council has been established to provide support and input to the campus chaplains ministering to the YCP community and serves as a means of communication among the different religious groups on campus. It plans and coordinates programs for inter-faith activities on campus and provides informational materials on religious resources. The council is composed of the campus chaplains, the Coordinator of Religious Activities and representatives of the YCP administration, faculty, and student body. Interfaith programs are planned and coordinated by the Council on Religious Activities, the religious organizations, and the College chaplains in conjunction with the Coordinator of Religious Activities. The council and religious staff work to foster an atmosphere on campus which will enhance an awareness of the spiritual dimensions of life.