The following is a list of programs that fall under the “Spiritual and Religious” block budgeting classification.

Note: Many of the officer contacts on this website are outdated and will be changed as soon as information is submitted for the 2009-2010 school year. If you would like us to change the information now, please submit a Leadership Change Form, found here.

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Fellowship of Christian Atheletes

A Bible believing Christian organization that aids in the fellowship of athletes and non-athletes that share the common goal of impacting the world for Jesus Christ.

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The Center for Jewish Religious and Cultural Life at Lafayette College, Hillel hosts Shabbat services every Friday at 5:15, and free Shabbat dinners every Friday at 6:00 pm that are open to the entire Lafayette Community. We also run and help sponsor various cultural, social, social action and religious events each week.

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LCF is a non-denominational group of students who gather together to praise the Lord and learn from His Word. We desire to be a community centered on the Gospel of Jesus Christ, rejoicing to see lives changed and His grace spread to Lafayette and beyond. The ways in which we do this is through prayer meetings, large group meetings (Primetime), small group Bible studies, semester retreats and conferences, and one-on-one discipleships.

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A group of Muslim students and students interested in learning more Islam. We make weekly trips to the Allentown Mosque. We provide community gathering opportunities for religious celebrations.

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The Newman Association is the Catholic student group on campus. We welcome students of all religions, and organize many social and spiritual activities. Worship is held Sundays at Colton Chapel at 11:30. Celebrations of Holy Days throughout the Academic Year also are celebrated in Colton Chapel. Sacraments of Reconciliation and preparations for Catholics who have not made First Communion and Confirmation are also available.
On Monday nights at 9, the Newman Association holds meetings at the Newman House (119 McCartney Street) to discuss business and take part in fun activities. An annual weekend retreat to Cape May, New Jersey is held every fall. Dinners and BBQ’s at the Newman House are open to the entire campus community and occur around once a month for different occasions, such as the welcoming of new students, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and Senior Class Recognition. Last spring, we raised money for the Third Street Alliance by running our second annual Frisbee Golf Tournament. In addition, Newman has several social outings throughout the year (bowling, ice skating, and movie nights). Spirituality and Discussion Groups meet weekly to discuss certain issues and to pray. The 117 McCartney House was recently created to serve as a meeting, study, and relaxing place for Newman members.

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