Cornell College Events

Begins at 4:30 with brief instruction on simple Anglican chant and overview of the monastic origins of this service at the close of the day. At 4:45 we'll then flow into the classic beauty and peace of ancient Christian Evening Prayer liturgy, scripture, simple chant, and Advent carols of old. Done by 5:30

Begins with a brief intro or centering reflection from a different meditation wisdom path each week followed by silent meditation and a closing bell. Enfolds wisdom from Eastern and monastic Christian traditions, as well as from medical mindfulness stress-reduction programs. Sponsored by the Office of Chaplain and Spiritual Life.

Advent and Christmas carols, prayers of holiday love and peace, Chamber Singers, and hope-filled sermon on the God's incarnate love by Fr. Cathy. An hour of gentleness, love, beauty, hope, and peace to prepare hearts for receiving Christ's birth. Join us! ~Sponsored by The Office of Chaplain & Spiritual Life

This Soul Friends gathering is a faith community that accepts folks for who they are, genuinely offers a safe place to touch grace and hope without shame over worst fears or doubts, and encourages spiritual growth without forcing folks into a rigid mold of what it means to be a Christian. An ecumenical offering blending progressive and traditional Christianity, depth, open minds toward other spiritual wisdom paths, love, and other soulful nourishment. ~Led by Chaplain and Soul Friends.

This Soul Friends gathering is a faith community that accepts folks for who they are, genuinely offers a safe place to touch grace and hope without shame over worst fears or doubts, and encourages spiritual growth without forcing folks into a rigid mold of what it means to be a Christian. An ecumenical offering blending progressive and traditional Christianity, depth, open minds toward other spiritual wisdom paths, love, and other soulful nourishment. ~Led by Chaplain and Soul Friends.

Begins with a brief intro or centering reflection from a different meditation wisdom path each week followed by silent meditation and a closing bell. Enfolds wisdom from Eastern and monastic Christian traditions, as well as from medical mindfulness stress-reduction programs. Sponsored by the Office of Chaplain and Spiritual Life.

This Soul Friends gathering is a faith community that accepts folks for who they are, genuinely offers a safe place to touch grace and hope without shame over worst fears or doubts, and encourages spiritual growth without forcing folks into a rigid mold of what it means to be a Christian. An ecumenical offering blending progressive and traditional Christianity, depth, open minds toward other spiritual wisdom paths, love, and other soulful nourishment. ~Led by Chaplain and Soul Friends.

This Soul Friends gathering is a faith community that accepts folks for who they are, genuinely offers a safe place to touch grace and hope without shame over worst fears or doubts, and encourages spiritual growth without forcing folks into a rigid mold of what it means to be a Christian. An ecumenical offering blending progressive and traditional Christianity, depth, open minds toward other spiritual wisdom paths, love, and other soulful nourishment. ~Led by Chaplain and Soul Friends.

An ecumenical service reminding us of our finitude, and marking the beginning of our Lenten journey toward Easter. Sermon, prayers, and imposition of ashes. Everyone welcome. ~Sponsored by The Office of Chaplain and Spiritual Life and Soul Friends.

Due to limited space and high demand, this retreat is limited to those who are intentional about walking the spiritual path, who seeking Sacred peace and wholeness, and who desire to deepen or clarify their relationship with the Holy. Retreatants will also actively participate in the Benedictine experience of prayer multiple times a day with chant, silence, and reflection. $20 for students and $40 for faculty or staff. Sponsored by the Chaplain's Office.

Begins with a brief intro or centering reflection from a different meditation wisdom path each week followed by silent meditation and a closing bell. Enfolds wisdom from Eastern and monastic Christian traditions, as well as from medical mindfulness stress-reduction programs. Sponsored by the Office of Chaplain and Spiritual Life.

Sponsored by the Cornell College Chaplain and The Mount Vernon-Lisbon American Legion and VFW.

Begins with a brief intro or centering reflection from a different meditation wisdom path each week followed by silent meditation and a closing bell. Enfolds wisdom from Eastern and monastic Christian traditions, as well as from medical mindfulness stress-reduction programs. Sponsored by the Office of Chaplain and Spiritual Life.

Begins with a brief intro or centering reflection from a different meditation wisdom path each week followed by silent meditation and a closing bell. Enfolds wisdom from Eastern and monastic Christian traditions, as well as from medical mindfulness stress-reduction programs. Sponsored by the Office of Chaplain and Spiritual Life.

Begins with a brief intro or centering reflection from a different meditation wisdom path each week followed by silent meditation and a closing bell. Enfolds wisdom from Eastern and monastic Christian traditions, as well as from medical mindfulness stress-reduction programs. Sponsored by the Office of Chaplain and Spiritual Life.

Begins with a brief intro or centering reflection from a different meditation wisdom path each week followed by silent meditation and a closing bell. Enfolds wisdom from Eastern and monastic Christian traditions, as well as from medical mindfulness stress-reduction programs. Sponsored by the Office of Chaplain and Spiritual Life.

This Soul Friends gathering is a faith community that accepts people for who they are, genuinely offers a safe place to touch grace and hope without shame over worst fears or doubts, and encourages spiritual growth without forcing folks into a rigid mold of what it means to be a Christian. An ecumenical offering blending progressive and traditional Christianity, depth, open minds toward other spiritual wisdom paths, love, and other soulful nourishment. Led by Chaplain and Soul Friends.

Begins with a brief intro or centering reflection from a different meditation wisdom path each week followed by silent meditation and a closing bell. Enfolds wisdom from Eastern and monastic Christian traditions, as well as from medical mindfulness stress-reduction programs. Sponsored by the Office of Chaplain and Spiritual Life.