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Exploring Faith, Purpose, and Connection
Trinity’s Chapel and Spiritual Life (CSL) program welcomes students of all backgrounds to explore faith, purpose,
identity, and belonging through conversation, community, and shared experiences.
Welcoming All
Rooted in Trinity’s Presbyterian heritage and open to all traditions, the Office of Chapel and Spiritual Life creates space for reflection, dialogue, and community. Through inclusive programs and compassionate care, CSL supports students as they explore faith, ask meaningful questions, and engage with others across perspectives.
Here to Walk with You
The Chapel and Spiritual Life community is supported by chaplains, staff, religious life advisers, and student fellows who help create opportunities for care, conversation, and spiritual exploration across campus. Whether you’re asking big questions, navigating a challenge, or simply looking for someone to talk to, the Chaplaincy team is here to listen and support you—with care, confidentiality, and respect.
Find Your Path
Whether you're asking big questions, navigating a challenge, or simply looking for someone to talk to, the Chaplaincy team is here to listen and support you with care, confidentiality, and respect.
Programs & Events
Join gatherings, discussions, and experiences that explore meaning, identity, and connection.
Religious & Spiritual Communities
Connect with student organizations and advisers representing a wide range of traditions.
Honoring Religious Traditions
Trinity is home to students from a wide range of faith traditions and spiritual backgrounds. Throughout the year, we recognize and celebrate major religious holidays and observances while creating opportunities for students to connect, worship, and learn from one another.
The University supports students in observing their religious commitments and provides accommodations when religious observances conflict with academic responsibilities. Information about religious accommodations and observance policies can be found through the University's academic policies.
Sacred Spaces on Campus
Across campus, students can find spaces for reflection, prayer, meditation, and quiet connection whether seeking community, spiritual practice or a moment of pause between classes.
Margarite B. Parker Chapel
A mid-century modern architectural gem and a welcoming, nondenominational gathering place for worship, music, reflection, and community at the heart of campus.
Parker Chapel Garden
A peaceful garden oasis featuring greenery, seating, and a calming water feature tucked inside Parker Chapel.
Meditation Chapel
A tranquil space inside Parker Chapel designed for quiet reflection, meditation, and prayer.
Coates Sacred Space
A multifaith reflection space in Coates Student Center supporting spiritual practice across traditions.
Library Sacred Space
A multifaith reflection space on the first floor of Coates Library supporting spiritual practice across traditions.