Charles P. Scott Center for Spiritual and Religious Life SCOTT CENTER

Children in the Holocaust movie screening

Co-produced by Roman Kent and narrated by Liv Ullman, Children in the Holocaust is an examination of the plight of Jewish children in the Holocaust, from the viewpoint of those children – now adults – who survived. The survivors tell of groups of terrified children being caught smuggling food into the Warsaw Ghetto, the intense anti-Semitic air that permeated pre-war Eastern Europe, and most painful of all, their experiences in the concentration camps.

Axinn Center 232

Open to the Public

Celebrating 15 years of The Knoll

Come Celebrate 15 years of the College Knoll, formerly known as the College farm and garden. From 10-12 we will be finishing building the labyrinth. At noon we will gather and bless the space and then have lunch from the pizza oven. All are welcome!

Sponsored by Franklin Environmental Center Global Food and Farm Program & The Scott Center for Spiritual and Religious Life

The Knoll

Free
Open to the Public

All-Campus Mindfulness: Weekly Meditation in Mead Chapel

In light of the seemingly constant news regarding natural disasters, violence and political unrest around the world, we are instituting a weekly quiet half-hour for anyone in the campus community to come together for lightly guided meditation or quiet reflection during this time.  Led by the dean of spiritual and religious life and invited guests. 

No experience is necessary. Please enter quietly. All are welcome.

May we be together in both the tumult and in quietness, committing ourselves to the change that the world needs.

All-Campus Mindfulness: Weekly Meditation in Mead Chapel

In light of the seemingly constant news regarding natural disasters, violence and political unrest around the world, we are instituting a weekly quiet half-hour for anyone in the campus community to come together for lightly guided meditation or quiet reflection during this time.  Led by the dean of spiritual and religious life and invited guests. 

No experience is necessary. Please enter quietly. All are welcome.

May we be together in both the tumult and in quietness, committing ourselves to the change that the world needs.

All-Campus Mindfulness: Weekly Meditation in Mead Chapel

In light of the seemingly constant news regarding natural disasters, violence and political unrest around the world, we are instituting a weekly quiet half-hour for anyone in the campus community to come together for lightly guided meditation or quiet reflection during this time.  Led by the dean of spiritual and religious life and invited guests. 

No experience is necessary. Please enter quietly. All are welcome.

May we be together in both the tumult and in quietness, committing ourselves to the change that the world needs.