Spiritual Life
The mission of Spirituality Programming at Culver-Stockton College is to sustain the spirit of the College's heritage as a College of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) by providing a caring and supportive environment in which students examine their faith, discover a deep sense of their being and express it by sharing their best-loved gifts in a place of the world's deep need.
The College provides a variety of formal and informal avenues for students to explore during their spiritual journey:
- All-campus assemblies (Thanksgiving, Advent and Lent)
- Care Mail (an e-mail means of keeping the campus community informed of needs for prayer, expressions of concern, or congratulations).
- Community service projects
- Counseling with the College Chaplain
- Disciples on Campus
- ACTS – Contemporary Student-Led Worship
- CIA (Christians in Action)
- Places of solitude (e.g., All Faiths Chapel in the Gladys Crown Center)
- Religion courses (through the Division of Humanities)
- Robison Lecture
- Service-Learning Travel (e.g., Los Villareales, Mexico)
- Chapel services
- Worship in local congregations
Spiritual Programming is guided by the College Chaplain, in conjunction with the College's Ministry Council.
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