Episcopal Lutheran Campus Ministry @ Stanford
Welcome, in the name of Christ.
We are a grace-filled, Christ-centered community, welcoming ALL students: Lutherans, Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Methodists, Baptists, Catholics, people of any or no faith, seekers, skeptics, devotees, sinners, saints, straight, gay, poets, scientists, - everyone. Bring your doubts, your hopes, your questions, your longing for community and authenticity, your search for worship and connection - bring your real self. There is a place for you at this table regardless of age, race, gender, sexual orientation, current religious affiliation, GPA, SAT/GRE score, or anything else. Browse these pages to learn more - we look forward to meeting you! Peace to you today. Pastor Greg Schaefer
We are a grace-filled, Christ-centered community, welcoming ALL students: Lutherans, Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Methodists, Baptists, Catholics, people of any or no faith, seekers, skeptics, devotees, sinners, saints, straight, gay, poets, scientists, - everyone. Bring your doubts, your hopes, your questions, your longing for community and authenticity, your search for worship and connection - bring your real self. There is a place for you at this table regardless of age, race, gender, sexual orientation, current religious affiliation, GPA, SAT/GRE score, or anything else. Browse these pages to learn more - we look forward to meeting you! Peace to you today. Pastor Greg Schaefer
You can also visit the ELCM @ Stanford Website, or find us on Facebook
Join us!
Bread and Belonging
College students (and college-aged folk) are welcome to this weekly gathering for dinner and conversation, every Tuesday evening of the school year at 5:30 in the CIRCLE Common Room (see map). Our gathering always consists of dinner (almost always home-cooked), conversation, and prayer. We have Bible study, discuss current events, play games, watch movies, etc. Bring a friend . . . All are welcome!
Thursday Midday Eucharist
Find twenty minutes of peace every Thursday, at 12:10 pm in the side-chapel of Memorial Church. The Thursday Eucharist is a brief, quiet, meditative service of prayer, scripture, and Holy Communion. All are welcome.