Furman has many religious organizations that offer opportunities for friendship, a place to worship and spiritual guidance. But even if you don’t become a member of one of these organizations, you’ll be encouraged to examine your own beliefs.<\/p>\n
That’s because your time at Furman is all about discovery and learning how you fit into the big picture. You\u2019ll address questions such as: Who am I? What do I believe? What do I care about? What are my passions? What are my dreams and aspirations? What is my place in the world?<\/p>\n
From there, we’ll support and guide you through your own spiritual reflection and free inquiry. You\u2019ll arrive at your own sense of identity with a better understanding of your personal goals, your spirituality, and your faith.<\/p>\n
Located in Daniel Chapel, the Office of the University Chaplain is the hub for religious life at Furman. Our religious organizations allow students to connect with a wide variety of faiths and engage in interfaith dialogue with all religious groups. Explore your beliefs in our faith-based community<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Cothran Center for Vocational Reflection helps students discern their gifts and talents in order to arrive at their callings. Reflect with us<\/a>.<\/p>\nCothran Center for Vocational Reflection<\/h2>\n
Charles Ezra Daniel Chapel<\/h2>\n