Bluffton University

Spiritual life opportunities

Making friends and growing in faith

How do you connect with Christ? In worship? In service? In fellowship?

Bluffton offers many ways to grow in your Christian faith. Weekly chapel services, semi-annual Spiritual Life Weeks and many student organizations to choose from.

Chapel

Campus pastor:  Chalsi Campbell, campbellc@bluffton.edu

Weekly, voluntary, student-led Chapel services are held at 11 a.m. Thursdays in Yoder Recital Hall for the Bluffton University campus community.
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Students, faculty and staff work together on the Chapel Planning Committee and Worship Band. The band is led by a local worship pastor and practices are held on Wednesday night.  Get involved in leading worship by submitting this interest form.

DElight

Advisor: Christy Garmatter
President: Josie McCullough

Delight is a national non-profit organization inviting college women into Christ-centered community that fosters vulnerability and transforms stories. Bluffton University's Delight provides small groups, worship, prayer, food, fun and lots of Jesus for women! We meet Monday nights at 5:15 in Kreider Room and host community events, service events and worship events throughout the year. For more info, check out our Instagram @delightbu or email delightblufftonuniversity@gmail.com.

Basic (brothers and sisters in christ)

Advisor: Chalsi Campbell

BASIC is small groups that meet in the homes of faculty, staff and community members. Food, fun, fellowship and discussion help students build relationships and grow in their faith. 

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Advisor: Kanani Price
President: Ashley Eachus

Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) are students who seek to discover what it means to integrate Christian faith into life on and off of the athletic field. Bluffton's FCA group is made up of both athletes and those who aren't currently on a team but who enjoy sports.  FCA meets weekly for Bible Study and sponsors activities at sporting events, organizes events such as an annual corn-hole tournament, and provides opportunities for service to the campus and community.