The shape and focus of the organization continues to evolve to best meet the changing needs of women. The Sisters present chapel services, participate in student government at CTS and organize community events on issues of gender, race and class. Worship Morning worship or centering prayer is offered in the meditative setting of the Thorndike Hilton chapel. In addition, a weekly chapel service is held on Wednesdays in Graham Taylor Hall followed by a communal meal in McGiffert House. All services are designed by various members of CTS and represent the heartbeat of the community.
Worship brings together students, faculty, staff and administrative personnel.
Each fall the seminary seeks applicants who are ordained and for whom the experience of living among students and taking occasional classes while exploring issues of common concern within a community of inquiry such as this one sparks interest. Contact the Academic Dean's Office for further information. Constituted by students, staff, and faculty members, this committee designs programs in which the various strands of the institution are drawn together, uniting the community in mutual concern, worship and action. Patterned after the New England Town Meeting, one of its responsibilities is to hold regular seminary-wide meetings. Students have representation and vote on all seminary committees.