Bomberger in the Fall

Religious and Spiritual Life

Encouraging students to explore and develop their spiritual life as part of a liberal arts education.  

In concert with the College’s goal to provide a transformative experience for students, the chaplaincy program is designed to help students explore, nurture, and strengthen their spiritual lives. The objective of the program is to provide students with a means to express their faith, if they wish to do so, in a safe, respectful, and open manner. 

The primary goal is to provide an integrative space for students to engage and explore quintessential ontological questions that have to do with making meaning of the self in relation to the world and aspects of the new core curriculum that asks students to thoughtfully consider answers to four fundamental questions:

  • What should matter to me?
  • How should we live together?
  • How can we understand the world?
  • What will I do?

Because of our Ursinus tradition of encouraging intellectual curiosity, interdependent living and the interplay of diverse voices, we strive to promote interfaith cooperation and religious literacy in order to foster inclusive relationships and attitudes within our campus community.

Religious and Spritual Life Observance Policy

 

Reverend Betty Wright-Riggins

Chaplain

Aziz Nathoo

Muslim Life Coordinator

Kohenet Bekah Starr

Coordinator of Jewish Life

Brandon Winfield ’22

Post-baccalaureate Chapel Coordinator



Reverend Betty Wright-Riggins

Chaplain and Director of Religious and Spiritual Life
Bomberger Hall
610-409-3273
bwrightriggins@ursinus.edu