For some people on campus, sitting in church every Sunday morning serves as more of a frustration than an opportunity for spiritual growth.
Questions linger in their minds that they are afraid to voice.
For others, the need is felt to participate in a free exchange of opinions on matters of faith, instead of sitting in a pew listening to only one. And still others, simply seek another way to grow and learn. You're told what to read and what to say, but mostly you just sit there and listen. The group was started at the end of last year by senior Joel Swagman. You're told what to read and what to say, but mostly you just sit there and listen.