The Council has established extensive quiet times especially appropriate for graduate study. Recreational facilities include a television lounge and common room. Community Life and Worship The Atlantic School of Theology community is made up of persons who belong to many communities. Many come from the four Atlantic Provinces, and others come from other provinces and countries. Together with faculty and staff they form a group rather disparate in nature, but all share a common faith.
Worship is a central act of the community.
A Worship Committee oversees common worship in St. Columba Chapel. Students and faculty participate in planning groups which take responsibility for a week's services. All are asked to provide worship which is accessible to all while representing and reflecting their own denomination's traditions of prayer. An Inclusive Language Policy assists the formation and growth of the community in its shared worship life. A Common Life Committee helps oversee the common life of the School.