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Fish Interfaith Center
Spiritual & Religious Student Groups

» Spiritual & Religious Student Groups

Joining a spiritual or religious student group is a great way to connect with and add to Chapman's campus community. You can meet students with similar beliefs (or questions . . .) and pursue potential leadership roles to enhance your college experience.

 

Groups by category

You can view an up-to-date list of active student groups on the webpages listed below.

Note that groups that are spiritual but not tied to a specific religion or faith will be listed on the Spiritual but not Religious Students page.

Christian Student Groups

Jewish Student Groups

Muslim Student Groups

Spiritual Not Religious Student Groups

Additional clubs and organizations

Sikhi Students Association

The Sikhi Students Association promotes awareness, understanding, and appreciation of Sikh culture, heritage, and values within the Chapman community. 

 

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Start your own club!

If you don’t see what you’re looking for, visit Chapman’s club database to see a complete list of the student groups. 

You can also learn about starting a new student club here. If you are looking to start a new spiritual/religious club, contact the Fish Interfaith Center with questions at interfaith@chapman.edu.

 

Become a Fish Interfaith Center student docent

Another way to enhance your connection to religion or spirituality is by becoming a student docent at the Fish Interfaith Center. 

As a student docent, you can lead visitors through the Center, organize and participate in interfaith events, and facilitate discussions on various faith traditions, all while being paid. 

To learn more about the process of becoming a student docent, email interfaith@chapman.edu.

Kylie Seppala '26
Psychology major
"Being a student docent is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to learn about different religions and cultures. Helping set up Christian Mass, Jumu’ah prayers, or Shabbat dinners, participating in meditative sound healing, and more have been enlightening and promoted my own spiritual journey."

Contact the Fish Interfaith Center

Email: interfaith@chapman.edu 

Phone: (714) 628-7260

Fish Interfaith Advisory Council

Involved in supporting religious and spiritual students at Chapman.