Spiritual Life at Colorado College

Shove Council is a multifaith group that seeks to foster the life of the spirit at Colorado College by promoting personal and campus participation in issues of religious and ethical importance. Gathering over lunch in the Shove Office on Wednesdays, this informal group discusses various topics from a wide variety of spiritual and moral viewpoints, including those committed to a faith expression and those who are seeking/questioning.  New perspectives are always welcome.

The Spiritual Journeys Series offers the CC community an opportunity to talk about issues of faith in an open and informal context. Over the years, this program has provided an education of the heart as members of our community share what motivates and inspires them. These conversations have been moving and quite beautiful.

Join us in Sacred Grounds Coffeehouse, lower level of Shove Chapel, for The Spiritual Journeys Series on the second Friday of each Block.

The Chaplains’ Office and the CC Christian community together offer an ecumenical Taize Service in the candle-lit sanctuary of Shove Chapel at 9:00 PM on the second Monday of each Block.   This peaceful form of Christian worship includes readings from the Bible, simple chant-like songs and brief periods of silence. It can be meaningful to people of many spiritual paths and everyone is invited. October 5, November 2, November 30, January 25, February 22, March 29, April 26

Student Lauren Aczon wrote a journal piece for external relations on finding solace at Shove Chapel after her grandmother’s death. To read about her experience, go to the following website.