Announcement: Chapel Break Schedule
Chapel Break Fall Schedule:
Students, faculty and staff are invited to join us for Chapel Break from 10:00 a.m. to 10:20 a.m. Monday through Friday when classes are in session. This is an opportunity to pause for 20 minutes, taking time out of your schedule to be intentional about faith or spiritual practices.
In Christ Chapel:
Monday – Holy Communion – Liturgical service with a message and Holy Communion. Christ Chapel practices open communion, which means that no matter where you are in your journey with God, you are welcome to receive the bread and wine as signs of God's abundant grace and forgiveness.
Tuesday – Chapel and Chill – Meet in Christ Chapel for a coffee bar and easy-going conversation. Relax on the couches in a space where there are no expectations to be or do anything, just people who care about you, good coffee/tea/hot cocoa, and some nourishment.
Wednesday – Music and a Message – A musical service centered around a piece played or sung by one of our musical groups, small ensembles, or soloists with a short message related to the music.
Thursday – Creative Reflection – Thursdays are a time for spiritual inspiration and creativity in Christ Chapel, outdoors, or other locations on campus. This may include services of blessing, Prayer Around the Cross, reflection, gratitude, or celebration.
Friday – Musical Showcase - On Fridays, we gather for inspiration as we celebrate the many talented musicians at Gustavus with music from a variety of genres.
In the Multifaith Center:
Monday – Praying the Rosary - Join the Newman Center Catholic Student Group for guided Rosary Prayer.
Tuesday – Spiritual Practices - Watch for information later in the semester about spiritual practices, mindfulness, and sabbath practices which will differ each week. If you are interested in leading something, please contact Chaplain Betsy at betsyh@gustavus.edu.
Wednesday – Praying the Rosary - Join the Newman Center Catholic Student Group for guided Rosary Prayer.
Thursday –Mindfulness Meditation - Meditation calms our bodies and minds and cultivates compassion for ourselves and others. On Thursdays, members of the counseling center staff will lead the community in loving kindness and mindfulness meditation practices. No prior experience with meditation is required to participate.
Friday – Open Prayer Time
Chaplains Office Pop-up - Look for Chaplains Office Staff around campus. Drop by for a treat and connection.