The Interfaith Center has three main functions: to be an ethical voice on the campus; to serve as an educational advocate for students; and to act as a counselor or spiritual guide to students and faculty.

Reasons To Visit The Interfaith Center

• You have questions or concerns about the meaning of life, God, religion, what you’re doing in school or you just want some open conversation with a person who has time to talk and the ability to really listen.
• You’re interested in a bible study or in the programs that celebrate holidays like Kwanza, Advent, Yom Kippur, or Hanukkah.
• You have questions or concerns about racial issues, ethics or morality.
• You are interested in graduate school and want to talk with someone who is knowledgeable and can help you make decisions.

The Center Offers:

• A meditation room for students.
• An 18 seat Interfaith room for individuals and student groups of and religions tradition in which to worship.
• The University Chaplain, who serves as:
  • A counselor
  • A spiritual guide
  • An educational advocate

An ethical voice on campus, Amy is available to speak with anyone with concerns or questions about:

• Spirituality
• Religion
• Racial issues
• Ethics and morality
• Finding meaning and purpose in life

Location and Office Hours

Donahue Building, Room 539
41 Temple Street
Tel: 617.573.8325
Fax: 617.248.3905
http://www.campusfaith.org/

The Interfaith Center is open daily during the academic year; hours are posted.

Staff

Amy Fisher, Protestant Chaplain
Email: afisher@suffolk.edu