Bonnier Multifaith Center

Rooted in the College’s core values of faith, justice, community, service and excellence, the purpose of the Bonnier Multifaith Center is to foster lives of engaged compassion through cultivating diverse religious and spiritual practices. Activities in the Center include personal and communal meditation and prayer, interfaith conversations, text studies, and contemplative practices that sustain social justice activism. We invite all members of the Gustavus community, regardless of their religious and philosophical commitments, to use the Center for personal prayer, reflection, and meditation during unscheduled times and to request and use the Center’s space for organized religious, spiritual, or contemplative practices. 

Welcome to our first Interfaith Fellows!

This fall Gustavus is inaugurating a new program to deepen interfaith engagement on campus. Two first-year students from diverse religious traditions will work with the Chaplains' Office and participate in the Multifaith Leadership Council to strengthen interreligious understanding across campus. They will help develop programming and education that strengthens appreciative knowledge of different religious traditions and worldviews. 

Dr. Marian Broida, Interfaith Program Coordinator mbroida@gustavus.edu

Dr. Broida has taught Bible and other religion courses since the fall of 2015. She completed her MA in Jewish Studies and her PhD in Religion at Emory University in Atlanta, specializing in Hebrew Bible. One of Dr. Broida’s greatest joys is providing avenues for students to learn about their own and others' religious traditions through both coursework and extracurricular events. Twice she organized and co-led a campus Seder at Gustavus for approximately 200 students, faculty, and others, with the help of students in Jewish Studies courses. As Multifaith Leadership Council advisor, she works with students from multiple different religions and worldviews to promote interreligious understanding.

To add this calendar to your Google calendar, please copy and paste this URL into "Other calendars/Add by URL": 
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/ij2tevurqv8ulg8neu8t8qts5k%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics

Notes:
Jewish and Muslim holidays begin in the evening on the first date listed. Not all Muslims will recognize the listed dates; they may require direct observation of the moon. Some cultures mark Buddhist holidays on different dates.

No upcoming events were found. Please check back soon or visit the College Calendar for general campus events.