Religion

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GWU is home to a host of different religious backgrounds, and religion is a topic that, along with politics, is discussed campus-wide. Many spiritual organizations on campus exist to help bring students of similar faiths together. The religious groups on campus with most members on campus are Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. A list of spiritual organizations can be found on the List of Spiritual Organizations page.

Contents 1 Christianity 1.1 Catholicism 1.2 Protestantism 2 Judaism 3 Islam 4 Others 5 Notes 6 External Links

[edit] Christianity

[edit] Catholicism

• Newman Catholic Student Center

[edit] Protestantism

• Agape Campus Christian Fellowship
• InterVarsity Christian Fellowship
• University Christian Fellowship

University Christian Fellowship is a network of Christian college students bearing witness to the truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ--that sinners are reconciled to God through repentance of sin and faith alone in the saving work of Christ--to non-believers on our campus. We also strive to disciple and call other Christians to pursue godliness, primarily in the context of the local church.

• GW Canterbury Club- GW's only Episcopal/Anglican student ministry. Everyone is welcome.

[edit] Judaism

• GW Hillel
• Chabad GW

[edit] Islam

[edit] Others

[edit] Notes

[edit] External Links