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Hamline welcomes people of all religious traditions as well as those with none. Recognizing that Hamline’s campus community is religiously diverse, the programs of Religious and Spiritual Life are committed to:
Building bridges to connect the sacred, academic, and social aspects of life on campus.
Fostering spiritual exploration and growth.
Promoting compassion, justice, and concern for the common good.
Providing personal, emotional, and spiritual support to the campus community
Student leaders from Jewish Student Life (JSL), ChristianCampus Ministry (CMM), Muslim Student Association (MSA), and HU Mindfulness and Meditation (HUMM) lead programs for each student group and together across traditions. All are welcome to participate — religious and non-religious alike.
For more information visit the Multi-Faith Alliance Page.
Through the Mahle Lecture series, we explore and articulate contemporary forms of Christian Theology through the lens of Lived Theology. During our annual lecture series, we explore and articulate the thought and spiritual biographies of invited activists, scholars, and community and faith leaders who are actively working to transform society based, at least in part, on their spiritual and religious convictions. The fruit of each lecture series is an articulation of spiritual visions aimed at inspiring moral imagination and civil courage as we face stark inequalities and work together to take the lead in building a more just world.
Visit the Mahle Lecture series website to view lectures from past years.
Religious &f Spiritual Care and Advising
Religious &f Spiritual Care and Advising
Religious and Spiritual Life staff seeks to support all Hamline community members. Any student, staff, or faculty member who needs a confidential space to explore spiritual questions, process difficult or complex situations, or would just like a listening ear, can contact: Chaplain Kelly Figueroa-Ray or Rabbi Esther Adler.
Multi-Faith Baccalaureate Service
Multi-Faith Baccalaureate Service
The Hamline University Multi-Faith Baccalaureate serves to celebrate our Hamline graduates through diverse religious expression. We express gratitude for being a spiritually diverse student body. This annual event is for Hamline graduates and their friends and family as well as fellow students who want to honor the graduating seniors. The service takes place on Commencement Weekend.
Reservable Spiritual/
Sacred Places
Reservable Spiritual/
Sacred Places
The purpose of Wesley Center's reservable spaces, The Gathering Place and The Wellspring, is to provide spaces for Hamline community members (students, staff, and faculty) to pray, meditate, gather for spiritual and religious programming and rituals, and hold events or meetings for spirituality, service, and/or social justice.
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