Boston College is home to more than 15 student groups celebrating a wide range of faith traditions. We welcome you to celebrate your own faith, as well as to learn more about cultures and backgrounds you may be unfamiliar with.
Student Leaders:
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Student Faith Groups
Antioch Boston College is the College Ministry sector of a local church called Antioch Community Church in Brighton, MA. We are a community that loves God, shares life, and proclaims the good news of Jesus. Although we are partnered with the church, our members are not limited to members of the church and our campus org is open to all students. All are welcome to attend our weekly Life Group meetings or our other events throughout the semester!
Meetings
Weekly meetings are held two times a week for you to choose from.
Tuesdays: 7-9 p.m., Vanderslice 613
Thursdays: 7:30-9:30 p.m., 3rd floor lounge in 90 St. Thomas More
Contact
Sarah Booth, Tuesday Leader
Courtney Siverling, Thursday Leader
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Asian Baptist Student Koinonia (ABSK) is a Christian fellowship at Boston College composed of students who seek to know and love Jesus Christ through a life shared with Him and each other. Through bible studies, fun fellowship and activities, lots of food, and real friendships, we learn more about God, one another, and ourselves.
All are welcome to join us, whether you're looking for a spiritual home away from home or are wondering what this Christianity thing is all about. Despite our name, you don't have to be Asian or Baptist to join us. All you need is a curiosity about the bible and a desire to know God in a personal way.
Drop in and come get to know us!
Meetings
Every Friday at 7:30 p.m. during the fall semester, location TBD.
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InterVarsity's Asian Christian Fellowship is a Christ centered community for all students to find God, purpose, and a place to serve. We welcome students of all faith and cultural backgrounds to join our community!
Meetings
Weekly Large Group: Friday 7 p.m. in Stokes S295
Email for information about small groups.
Contact
Melanie Qing, President
John Lee, Treasurer
Victoria Chandra, Secretary
Jennifer Liao, Public Relations
We are a group of BC students with an aim to help sports-minded people think and live biblically at the intersection of sport and Christianity.
Meetings
The Men's Group meets on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. in Gabelli 401 and the Women's Group meets on Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. in Vanderslice 507.
Contact
AIA Affiliate Campus Ministers:
Ben Pierce
802-375-4377
Zoe Towler
310-344-3034
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Welcome to Baha'i Club! Our goal is to bring people together in a spirit of friendship and kindness, to promote independent and unprejudiced thinking, and to foster unity among all people
We are a group that has the goal of bringing more unity on campus through conversations on any theme. This can range from the equality of men and women, the unity of all people, the destructive forces of society, the constructive forces of society etc.!
We want to bring people together of any religious background or none at all to reflect on our society at large and our own BC society using religious and secular texts of your choosing to foster conversation about how to better promote unity.
What Baha'is believe: We believe in the unity of all mankind, the equality of men and women, the truth of all world religions, the elimination of prejudices and racism, the harmony of science and religion and much more!
Meetings
TBD
Contact
Student Contact: Alyssa Mottahed
Advisor: Sanaz Mohseni
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Black Christian Fellowship strives to serve the diverse student body of Boston College and its surrounding communities through following Christ's example. We aspire to cultivate our growth by fostering conversation, pray and fellowship. Our goal is to grow together in our relationship with, and love of, God.
Meetings
Weekly meetings are held on Mondays from 7 to 8 p.m. in the Multi-Faith Chapel.
Contact
Angela Arzu, President
Brandon Isom, Vice President
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BC Alive, Boston College's chapter of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, is an interdenominational, multi-ethnic, missional community, united under Jesus and called to share the joy of the Gospel by loving and serving the whole campus. Our regular programming includes weekly small group Bible studies, retreats, a Spring Break service trip, and Large Group Fellowship on Friday evenings.
Meetings
Large group meeting Fridays at 5 p.m., alternating between seminar discussions in the Multi-Faith Chapel (66 Commonwealth Avenue) and social events in location TBA.
Contact
Sam Dearing, President
Tia Rashke, Treasurer
Dylan Cooper, Small Group Leader
Will Johnson, Small Group Leader
Michelle Zhou, Small Group Leader
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The Boston College Buddhism Club provides an open and welcoming environment for all students and faculty who have an interest in Buddhist meditation practices and philosophy. Drawing from Tibetan, Zen, Chan, and other traditions, we host weekly meditation sessions that put the often-stressful college life in a broader perspective. Come by and see what we're about! People of all faiths (or no faith) are welcome.
Meetings
Mondays at 8 p.m. in the Multi-Faith Chapel (66 Commonwealth Avenue)
Contact
Amelia Nicholas, Co-President
Ashley Trotter, Co-President
Evyenia Coufos, Vice President
Gregory Kacergis, Secretary
Emma Busenkell, Treasurer
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ECBC, The Episcopal Community at Boston College, welcomes you!
ECBC is an inclusive, progressive Christian community rooted in the Episcopal tradition. Our members represent a breadth of religious traditions, hold a variety of personal beliefs, and gather to explore their faith, build community, and find ways to live Christ's Gospel in their lives.
Our weekly gatherings include worship (most weeks with Holy Communion), and dinner. We also host special events, retreats, and community service and social justice opportunities on campus and in greater Boston. We have relationships with Episcopal and Lutheran chaplaincies at other schools in Boston and gather with them throughout the year.
We strive to create a welcoming spiritual home where we can worship together, explore questions of faith, and support one another on our spiritual journeys and in our daily lives.
All are welcome. Join us!
Meetings
Tuesdays from 6-7:30 p.m. in the Multi-Fath Chapel (66 Commonwealth Avenue) for worship with dinner following. All are welcome!
Contact
The Rev. Megan Holding, Affiliate Campus Minister
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Our vision is to be an organization of graduate students who follow Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior; growing in love for God, God's word, God's people of every ethnicity and culture, and God's purposes in the world through spiritual, intellectual, physcial and social pursuits.
The Hillel of Boston College helps to serve the social, cultural and religious needs of Jewish students and to enrich campus culture for all. We welcome members of the Boston College community from all backgrounds to our events and our community.
BC connects to the greater Boston Jewish communities as a part of Hillel Council of New England. Hillel Council brings together students from all over New England, with BC students participating in local, national, and international trips and conferences.
Meetings
Every Friday at 6 p.m. in the Gabelli 2nd Floor Lounge (we also have events for various Jewish holidays).
Contact
Ben Thomas, President
Andy Ritter, Vice President
Leo Romano, Secretary
Brendan Guerin, Treasurer
Kuba Wolf, Event Coordinator
Reuben Allik, Publicity & Promotion Coordinator
Rachel Putterman, Rabbinical Advisor
More information
Donate
Online donation page (In the section that says, "I wish to make my gift to:" select "Other" and then type in "Hillel." Thank you!)
Korea Campus Crusade for Christ (KCCC) is a non-denominational movement committed to helping fulfill the Great Commission in our generation (Matt. 28:18-20) by winning, building and sending in the power of the Holy Spirit! It is our desire that we would be used by God to help reach students and faculty of Boston College with the Gospel so that every person on campus will know someone who truly follows Jesus Christ.
Meetings
Large group: Every Monday 7-9 p.m. in Devlin 221.
Small group: Meets at various times throughout the week! Contact a leader for more information.
Morning Prayer: Every Tuesday and Wednesday 7-8 a.m. in O'Neill 247.
Gethsemane Praise and Prayer (Regional Praise Nights): Bi-weekly, Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Ruggles Baptist Church.
Contact
So Hyeon Park, Daepyodan (DPD) - Campus Leader
Justin Shin, Soonjang (SJ) - Small Group Leader
Jasmine Jeon, Soonjang (SJ) - Small Group Leader
Eric Kim, Soonjang (SJ) - Small Group Leader
Dan Choi, Soonjang (SJ) - Small Group Leader
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The purpose of this organization is to maintain an association that meets on a weekly basis to study and learn from the word of God found in the Bible, Book of Mormon, and words of modern-day apostles and prophets. LDSSA encourages and supports members of the LDSSA in achieving their academic goals and maintaining a balanced life while on campus. We encourage members of LDSSA to become an influence for good by participating in activities and service on campus and in the community. We provide students with meaningful service opportunities and social and religious activities that are consistent with the LDSSA standards. We promote traditional moral values.
Membership
LDSSA is open to all students at Boston College regardless of spiritual or religious background.
Meetings
We hold a weekly religion course on Tuesday from 5-6:30 p.m. in Gasson 302.
Contact
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The aim and purpose of the Muslim Student Association, MSA, is to serve the interest of Muslim students at Boston College. We promote friendly relations between Muslims and the greater Boston College community by providing lectures, holding retreats, and informational gatherings regarding Islam.
Meetings
We have weekly prayers every Friday at 1 p.m. in the Multi-Faith Chapel (66 Commonwealth Avenue)
Contact
Tarannum "Tara" Rahman, President
Ruqiya Maye, Vice President
Mir Ali, Treasurer
Rockib Uddin, Secretary
Aneeb Sheikh, E-Board Member
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The Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF) group participates in discussions about faith, attends church on Sundays and participates in service projects on and off campus. We work together with a local Orthodox priest and seminarians. We also spend time together in fellowship such as having dinners and attending other Boston OCF events!
To connect with the larger OCF community through national and regional events, visit www.ocf.net.
If you would like to be active in OCF but you can't make the Thursday meetings, email us! We will keep you informed on lots of other events going on outside of our weekly meetings.
Meetings
Thursdays at 6 p.m. in the Multi-Faith Chapel (66 Commonwealth Avenue)
Contact
Zoe Pappas, President
Gjergji Evangjeli, Vice President
Marina Thetford, Treasurer
Quiet Waters was founded in 2005 to reach out to the Korean international student population at Boston College. It continues today to provide weekly meetings with food, praise, meditation, community building, and prayer.
Quiet Waters received its name from Psalm 23, and carries the vision to provide a true resting place under God. All are welcome!
Meetings
Every Thursday 7:30-9 p.m. in O’Neill 253
Contact
Juseub Yoon, President
Yehoon Joo, Vice President
Ehyun Kim, Vice President
Jean Kang, Secretary
Beechui Koo, Treasurer