Davidson offers a variety of ways to affirm faith through community worship, to grow in faith by asking searching questions, and to live out faith in service to others. Some students participate fully in the life and work of one of the area churches (many within walking distance of the campus), while others express their convictions apart from religious institutions.

The college's chaplain and assistant chaplains coordinate a number of activities, including chapel services, ecumenical worship services on holy days, discussion groups, service projects, mission trips, programs on social justice, and interfaith dialogue. With the help of students, the chaplain brings guest speakers to campus, leads retreats for students, faculty, and staff, and offers times of spiritual reflection and Bible study.

There are also small group opportunities for exploring issues such as ethics in professional life, religion and politics, the church and justice issues, or dealing with crisis in the family.

 

See also:
Religious Life Web site