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Interreligious Chaplaincy Program

Chaplaincy Hour

Thursday, September 29th 2022, 12:30pmThursday, October 6th 2022, 12:30pmThursday, October 13th 2022, 12:30pmThursday, October 20th 2022, 12:30pmThursday, October 27th 2022, 12:30pmThursday, November 3rd 2022, 12:30pmThursday, November 10th 2022, 12:30pmThursday, November 17th 2022, 12:30pmThursday, December 1st 2022, 12:30pmThursday, December 8th 2022, 12:30pmThursday, December 15th 2022, 12:30pm

This gathering hosted by the GTU Interreligious Chaplaincy Program serves as a way for students to join, discuss any issues--professional or academic--and strengthen bonds and friendships.

Online Event

Chaplaincy Highlight: Training Muslim Chaplains in Malaysia

Wednesday, April 27th 2022, 5:00pm

Please join the GTU's Interreligious Chaplaincy Program for a conversation with Malaysian chaplains sharing their experience of providing care to diverse religious and ethnic communities.

Online Event

Interfaith Service for National Day of Prayer

Thursday, May 6th 2021, 11:30am

Join us for an interfaith prayer service to commemorate the National Day of Prayer with faculty and students from the GTU Interreligious Chaplaincy Program.

Online Event

Madrasa-Midrasha | Sacred Seasons: Spirituality in Ritual Practices

Monday, April 19th 2021, 5:00pm

Join us for a conversation with Dr. Sam Shonkoff and Dr. Kamal Abu-Shamsieh as we reflect on the sacred seasons of Passover and Ramadhan. Their talks will explore the notion of Spirituality as it is incorporated in and developed through religious commemorations and practices.

Online Event

In the Time of COVID and the Great Sheltering

Monday, May 4th 2020, 5:30pm

Please join us for this special online conversation between the GTU's Kamal Abu-Shamsieh and Deena Aranoff, and special guest Chaplain Dr. Bruce Feldstein of Stanford University.

Online Event

March 27, 2020

Spiritual Care, Resilience, and Community

In his reflection, Dr. Kamal Abu-Shamsieh defines resilience as "the ability to sustain our purpose and our sense of self and direction." In the struggle of physical distancing, "we can find strength in remembering that we are connected and interdependent."

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