Huntingdon College

Student Life

Spiritual Life

Campus Ministries

College is a time of growth and challenge for every student. Huntingdon is a journey not only of the intellect but also of the spirit. Campus Ministries provides a place of support as students face new ideas about the world around them and creates a safe space for them to question matters of faith. Through Huntingdon Campus Ministries, students find pathways to spiritual fulfillment.

Campus Ministries coordinates a variety of religious life activities, including a weekly Chapel service, Bible studies, student religious organizations, and missions. These experiences are available to all in the hope that you will find a place to grow and give during your Huntingdon years.

Campus Ministries exists to create and nurture a culture of faith at Huntingdon College by:

  • Providing excellent and meaningful worship opportunities
  • Providing dialogue with faith through small group Bible studies, guest speakers, and forum discussions
  • Providing fellowship and service opportunities.

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Chapel Speakers

  • October 10: Student Speaker
  • October 17: Dr. Jimmy Jeffcoat
  • October 24: Symbolic Chapel
  • October 31: President J. Cameron West
  • November 7: Musical Chapel
  • November 14: The Rev. John Mathison
  • November 21: No Chapel
  • November 28: The Rev. Dr. Mark La Branche

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Weekly Meetings

Chapel

Every Wednesday morning at 11:00 a.m. in Ligon Chapel, the student body, staff, faculty and administration of Huntingdon College meet in order to worship and be encouraged by Sharing the Story (God’s and ours) and Re-living Moments of Faith. Our goal is to encounter Jesus Christ personally and corporately through engaging speakers, inspiring music and creative use of the arts.

“Emerge”

The “Emerge” Gathering is an exciting time to praise and worship Almighty God, learn from Holy Scripture, encourage one another, grow in faith, strengthen conviction, and build relationships. The “Emerge” Gathering meets on Thursday nights at 8:08 p.m. We enter into God’s Presence with a time of fellowship and music, then move into a variety of small groups (there is something for everyone) or interact with an engaging speaker, where we learn in community how to serve Christ. It is an exciting time!

The goal for the “Emerge” Gathering is that participants will:

  • “Emerge” as leaders in their realm of influence;
  • “Emerge” as empowered to impact the culture;
  • “Emerge” as willing to meet the needs of others; and
  • “Emerge” as life-long seekers of Jesus Christ.

Come join us and EMERGE to make a difference!

For more information: www.theemergegathering.com

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

The vision of FCA at Huntingdon is to impact the campus and ultimately the world for Jesus Christ through the influence of athletics. Jesus’ teachings are presented through prayer, modeling integrity and sportsmanship, service, teaching, and leadership development. Meetings clarify and commend the Christian life, and small group opportunities are available for life-on-life discipleship. Retreats, conferences, and mission opportunities are also available.

Eucharist/Communion

Father Louie Skipper, Episcopal campus ministry representative for the Montgomery diocese, hosts the Eucharist/Communion services each Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. in Pratt Hall 115.

Co-Ed Bible Study

Open to and led by Huntingdon students, the co-ed bible study group meets on Tuesday nights at 8:00 p.m. in Pratt Hall 201.

Monthly Meetings

The Huddle

Have lunch with the chaplain, the Rev. Brian Smith, every first Monday of the month at 11:30 a.m. in Russell Dining Hall.

Soul Café

Come to Java City for coffee and relaxed theological/life discussion on the third Thursday of every month at 10:00 p.m.

Contact

For more information about spiritual life at Huntingdon College contact The Rev. Brian Smith, College Chaplain.

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