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Religion and Spirituality

Campus Religious Life

Old Union, 3rd floor
(650) 723-1762

The Deans for Religious Life (otherwise known as Stanford's University Chaplains) are available to undergrad and grad students of any religious or non-religious background. They have been appointed by the University to provide leadership and service in matters of religion, spirituality and ethics. They strive to ensure that students, faculty and staff will find on Stanford's campus honest, lively, thoughtful, and supportive contexts in which to pursue their spiritual journeys.

To address these objectives, some of their initiatives include: Explorations in spirituality and service, Interfaith study groups, Women's soul matters , Grief and bereavement workshops, Contemporary and traditional readings of religious texts, Feminist approaches to religion, Seminars/discussions in residences on a number of spiritual/ethical issues.

Members of Stanford Associated Religions are:

• Bahá'í Faith
  
• Buddhism
  
• Christianity
  • Catholic
    
  • Greek Orthodox
    
  • Mormon
    
  • Protestant
    
    Campus Ministries:
    • Campus Evangelistic Fellowship
      
    • Canterbury Episcopal Chaplaincy
      
    • Chinese Christian Fellowship at Stanford
      
    • Christian Science Organization
      
    • Cornerstone
      
    • Great Commission Movement
      
    • Harvest Christian Fellowship
      
    • International Students Christian Outreach
      
    • Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
      
    • Lutheran Campus Ministry
      
    • Parakaleo Christian Ministries
      
    • Rejoyce in Jesus Campus Fellowship
      
    • United Campus Christian Ministry
      Local Churches:
    • Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship
      
    • Churches of Christ
      
    • Korean Presbyterian Bible Study Group
      
    • Tabletalk
      
    • Trinity Lutheran Ministry at Stanford
      
• Hinduism
• Humanism
  
• Islam
  
• Judaism
  
• Society of Friends/Quakers
  
• Zoroastrianism
  

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