Religious Life

ACF is affiliated with the Seventh-Day Adventist Church and provides spiritual support for students. Using the Bible as our basis, we seek to grow in our understanding of God and to extend His love to others.

Milton Blackmon, Faculty Advisor, (919) 684-6217
www.duke.edu/web/adventist

The heartbeat of Agape Campus Ministry is to form a vibrant community of students who are growing in prayer, fellowship, and a passion for God on this campus.  We welcome you to join us, as we journey together on this discovery of God’s love and passion for Duke.

Gus Kim, Pastoral Staff, (919) 637-0927
http://www.agapeharvestchurch.org

Black Campus Ministries (BCM) offers spiritual direction and support to the Duke community, being especially attentive to those of African descent.  Both the IMPACT Movement and United in Praise Gospel Choir & Praise Dance fall under this ministry.

Kennetra Irby, Interim Black Campus Minister
http://unitedinpraise.weebly.com

Cultivating and Sharing Wisdom and Compassion

Meditation * Reflection * Friendship


Rev. Sumi Loundon Kim
http://www.duke.edu/web/meditation

Who is Cambridge Christian Fellowship (CCF): CCF is a chapter of Every Nation Campus Ministries (ENCM) -strongly connected with other chapters in Durham. We are committed to living for the Glory of God, the Joy of Humanity, and the Saturation of the Gospel in life, relationships, and our work. Therefore our motto is "Follow Jesus. Make Disciples" (#fjmd). If you want the opportunity to discover life-long friends who encourage your spiritual growth and if you have a heart to see God on your campus and in the city, join us and together let's bring Heaven to earth.   

Reggie Roberson, Staff Leader, (919) 280-3847
Gregory Akinbiyi, CCF Staff, (305) 490-0727
http://encmdurham.org/

Father Michael Martin, Director, (919) 684-1882
Catherine Preston, Campus Minister  (919) 257-1799 
http://www.catholic.duke.edu

Duke Catholic Center is the spiritual home of the 1,200 Catholic students on campus.  We celebrate Sacraments, fellowship, service, music, retreats, intramural sports - all at DCC!  Mass on Sundays at 11am in Goodson Chapel and 9pm in Duke Chapel. We look forward to meeting you!

Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship is a group of students seeking to Know God, Share Life, and Serve Others.  Get in touch! We're building something great for God here at Duke.

Lennon Noland, Campus Minister, (325) 212.7744

www.DukeXA.com

This ecumenical congregation serves the pastoral needs of those from Duke and the Triangle area for whom Duke Chapel is the primary place of worship. Membership is open to all, including students.

Bruce Puckett, Interim Pastor, (919) 684-3917

Brad Troxell
http://www.congregation.chapel.duke.edu

Cooperative Baptist Student Fellowship (CBSF) seeks to build diverse, inclusive, and authentic community by engaging in questions of Scripture, life, and faith as we develop meaningful relationships with God and one another. All students welcome.

Jeanne Cross, (256) 303-4916

Cru is a community of students seeking to follow Christ together during our time at Duke.  We exist to help students encounter Christ in Scripture, connect with friends, and reach out to others with Jesus’ love.

Charlie Densmore, Campus Minister, (919) 564-6689

http://dukecru.com

PathWays helps students listen to the heart of God on campus, in Durham, and beyond through study, counsel, service, and community. An ecumenical Christian program, we encourage relationships across boundaries and dialogue among ministry groups.

Adam Hollowell, (919) 668-0286
http://chapel.duke.edu/community/pathways

Interfaith Dialogue Project offers various opportunities to increase understanding, respect, and cooperation among different faith traditions. Students committed to their own faith and those who are still seeking to find their spiritual home are welcome.

Mark Rutledge, Campus Minister, (919) 489-9355

DOCSA brings together a group of Orthodox Christian students and seekers for friendship, fellowship, and spiritual growth. The mission of DOCSA is to be a community where students can explore and practice Orthodox Christian spirituality.

Fr. Edward Rommen, Spiritual Advisor, (919) 600-0584 
John Stonestreet, Chaplain, (919) 624-9479

http://duke.edu/web/orthodoxy

We're a friendly, inclusive church that values reason and tradition as highly as scripture. Bring your doubts, questions, passions and hopes. We meet on Sundays for Eucharist and dinner. We also have mid-week program. Welcome!

Nils Chittenden, Chaplain, (919) 599-2995

www.duke.edu/web/episcopal

GCF is the Graduate and Professional student ministry of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. Our hope is to be a community of support and encouragement for those who are seeking to bring together faith in Christ and a calling to academic life.  And if you are not a Christian we welcome you to “check things out” in a safe and understanding circle of friends.

Steve Hinkle, Staff Leader, (919) 452-6788
www.dukegcf.org

Hindu Life at Duke offers weekly meditation and spiritual discussions  to all students  at Duke. We celebrate various Hindu religious events and provide spiritual guidance.

Madu Sharma, Hindu Chaplain

http://www.duke.edu/web/hsa

Discover, Connect, Flourish! We welcome and serve all participants with genuine hospitality; and, mentor believers for lives that honor the living God. Join us for Life groups, community service, Study Break activities or orientation and cultural adjustment.

Scott Hawkins, Room 025 Chapel, (919) 943-3096
Dan Kronstad, (630) 903-1300
Ginger Ehmann
http://isiatduke.com

InterVarsity is a witnessing community driven by Christ's love to change lives, our campus, and the world.  Whether a follower of Christ or exploring your beliefs, come join us at large group, small groups, social events, and retreats!


Clement Lin, (704) 618-1206
http://dukegroups.duke.edu/ivcf/

Rabbi Jeremy Yoskowitz, Campus Rabbi/Assistant Director for Jewish Life at Duke, (919) 684-6422, jewishlife@duke.edu
Rebecca Simons, Director for Jewish Life at Duke
http://www.studentaffairs.duke.edu/jewishlife

Latter-day Saint Student Association (LDSSA): A joint program with the LDSSA at the University of North Carolina, regular institute classes and activities at both universities.

Ken Rogerson, Faculty Advisor, (919) 613.7387
http://www.duke.edu/web/LDSSA

The Duke Lutherans are a cooperative Lutheran ministry committed to worship, service and community, all for the sake of the Triune God. Come as you are. All  are welcome.  

Andrew Tucker, Lutheran Campus Minister, (919) 489-3214
http://www.dukelutherans.org

Duke’s Muslim Community reflects the entire ethnic, racial and cultural diversity of the Muslim world. We plan community outreach, religious, social and political activities. All are welcomed to participate in the various enriching activities and events.

Abdullah Antepli, Muslim Chaplain, (919) 613-6780
Tony Snipes, Staff Assistant Muslim Life at Duke, (919) 613-6778
http://www.dukemsa.org

A network of friends who enjoy exploring the Bible honestly. We value skeptics and spiritual-rookies, connecting to friends right where they are, asking real questions, and pursuing a faith for all of life.

John C. Hamilton, Campus Minister, (919) 599-3519
Dean Storelli, Navigator Staff, (919) 323-9054
http://www.dukenavs.org

Though Presbyterian in affiliation, RUF is for any Duke student, regardless of one's beliefs or doubts, to explore Christianity and what it means to trust and follow Jesus in community with other Duke students.

Dan Seale, Campus Minister
http://www.duke.ruf.org

Duke University was founded and funded by strong-willed Methodist believers, so it makes sense to find the creed of the University, Eruditio et Religio, lived out in this community, which will both sustain and challenge you.

Jennifer E. Copeland, United Methodist Chaplain, (919) 684-6735
Kathleen Perry, Student Pastor
www.dukewesley.org

Westminster Fellowship is an open-minded, open-hearted community of Christians in the Reformed traditions of the Presbyterian Church (USA) and the UCC. Come enjoy a spiritual home where we care for one another, Duke, Durham and the world.

Rev. Katie Owen, Presbyterian Campus Minister, (919) 438-1541
http://dukegroups.duke.edu/westminster

Cindy Kuhn, Faculty Advisor, (919) 684-8828
http://www.duke.edu/web/uu