The Soup & Speaker Series is hosted by Waterloo Campus Ministry (the Christian Reformed ministry at UW).
We meet for dinner in room 1300 at Conrad Grebel UC on the UW campus, and a scholar or public intellectual from the area drops by to eat with us, and to provoke and cajole us with food for thought. The goal is to think more about how our faith integrates with our learning, and what it means to embark on a Christian vocation during and after University.
One on one study sessions, with Rabbi Moshe Goldman
Wednesdays from 11:30 am until 4:00 pm
All are welcome to attend Bible Study with St. Jerome’s Campus Ministry every Tuesday from 7-8pm. We use a resource called “Celebrating the Word” which examines the readings for the upcoming Sunday’s service with commentary and reflections. If you would like to receive the program by e-mail ahead of our group please contact Erika at Erika.toffelmire@uwaterloo.ca. Drop-ins are always welcome!
Join Campus Ministry at St. Jerome’s for meditative yoga sessions each week. This is a great opportunity to slow down, relax, and breathe during your hectic week. Our sessions are open to all staff, students and faculty. Bring your own yoga mat if you have one. For more information, please contact Erika at Erika.toffelmire@uwaterloo.ca
The Soup & Speaker Series is hosted by Waterloo Campus Ministry (the Christian Reformed ministry at UW).
We meet for dinner in room 1300 at Conrad Grebel UC on the UW campus, and a scholar or public intellectual from the area drops by to eat with us, and to provoke and cajole us with food for thought. The goal is to think more about how our faith integrates with our learning, and what it means to embark on a Christian vocation during and after University.
The Soup & Speaker Series is hosted by Waterloo Campus Ministry (the Christian Reformed ministry at UW).
We meet for dinner in room 1300 at Conrad Grebel UC on the UW campus, and a scholar or public intellectual from the area drops by to eat with us, and to provoke and cajole us with food for thought. The goal is to think more about how our faith integrates with our learning, and what it means to embark on a Christian vocation during and after University.
