I haven’t gotten enough menu selecting and Black Friday shopping planning done yet to even think past Thanksgiving, but I was reminded this weekend that Advent is only a week away. I’m not prepared to start preparing my heart, home, or to-do lists for Christmas! Students, faculty, and staff are already preparing for the whirwind… Read more »
Since Awakening is approaching soon and spots are available to go, here is a reflection on Awakening by Caitlin Jordan, a senior double psychology & religion major from Kansas CIty, KS. She was excited to share her experience with everyone in hopes of raising awareness of the awesome opportunity here at TCU. ~ Katherine Wright,… Read more »
This is a dialogue between Rachel and Zoey around what the dust of Ash Wednesday means to them. As you read it, consider what the dust of the Ashes mean in your life. Rachel: As a little kid, the attic was always a place of wonders. This was the only room in the house that… Read more »
Sadly, the ice storm kept us from gathering for Carols by Candlelight this year. Below are the reflections written for the worship by TCU Students. They are moving and profound. I invite you to take a moment, slow down, get some Christmas Carols playing, and let the words speak to you. Hope, peace, joy… Read more »
Better Together is TCU’s interfaith organization hosted by the Office of Religious & Spiritual Life. As members of this group, we are passionate about driving the TCU community and beyond to a state where all are welcome, all are excepted–no exceptions. With this as the organization’s purpose, we encourage community and discussion between people of… Read more »
