Harvard Chaplains' Annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Meal-packaging Service Project 40,000 meals will be packed and distributed to local charities through the EndHungerNE Outreach Program.
Refreshments and interfaith conversations before or after packing food!
Repeats every 2 weeks every Friday until Fri Dec 01 2017 .
4:30pm
Location:
Harvard Yard
The Islamic Text Study Circles take place every other Friday afternoon, and are devoted to meeting the spiritual and intellectual needs of Muslim students about their faith. Although directed specifically to Muslim students, the Circles are open and welcoming to all Harvard students. —Organized by Khalil Abdur-Rashid, Muslim Chaplain at Harvard University
The Islamic Text Study Circles take place every other Friday afternoon, and are devoted to meeting the spiritual and intellectual needs of Muslim students about their faith. Although directed specifically to Muslim students, the Circles are open and welcoming to all Harvard students. —Organized by Khalil Abdur-Rashid, Muslim Chaplain at Harvard University
Sponsored by the Harvard College Interfaith Forum and the Harvard Chaplains.
Join us for food, refreshments, and good company! All kinds of performances are welcomed and encouraged. In the past, people have shared poems, songs, stories, or quotes that they love. Your performance does NOT have to be religious in nature! If you are planning to perform, please fill out...
Harvard Chaplains' Annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Meal-packaging Service Project 30,000 meals will be packed and distributed to local charities through the EndHungerNE Outreach Program.
Refreshments and interfaith conversations before or after packing food!
The Islamic Text Study Circles take place every other Friday afternoon, and are devoted to meeting the spiritual and intellectual needs of Muslim students about their faith. Although directed specifically to Muslim students, the Circles are open and welcoming to all Harvard students. —Organized by Khalil Abdur-Rashid, Muslim Chaplain at Harvard University
Madison Holleran embodied having it all: A top student, star athlete, gorgeous and popular, with a loving family. Shockingly, Madison died by suicide in 2014, in her sophomore year at the University of Pennsylvania, where she was running track. Kate Fagan explores Madison Holleran’s struggles and reveals with haunting detail and uncommon understanding the story of young people, and especially young athletes, suffering with mental illness today.
Join us for an important conversation with Kate Fagan about her book, her research, and where humanist communities can go from...
The Islamic Text Study Circles take place every other Friday afternoon, and are devoted to meeting the spiritual and intellectual needs of Muslim students about their faith. Although directed specifically to Muslim students, the Circles are open and welcoming to all Harvard students. —Organized by Khalil Abdur-Rashid, Muslim Chaplain at Harvard University
The Islamic Text Study Circles take place every other Friday afternoon, and are devoted to meeting the spiritual and intellectual needs of Muslim students about their faith. Although directed specifically to Muslim students, the Circles are open and welcoming to all Harvard students. —Organized by Khalil Abdur-Rashid, Muslim Chaplain at Harvard University
