/ Spiritual Life/ LC Nap Time!

LC Nap Time!

The Center for Spiritual Life is continuing our commitment to rest and resistance by expanding our group naps in to a continuous rest space in the chapel.

February 21, 2024

Nap time

Feel free to come by and take a break from classes, work, expectations, and grind culture, anytime the chapel is not in use.

Walk down the stairs to find blankets and pillows, and books and quotes on rest as resistance.

For more inspiration, check out Tricia Hersey’s book: Rest is Resistance.

Hersey is a black minister and founder of The Nap Ministry, which works to create rest built around communities, spiritual practice, and social justice. She has deeply inspired to many of us here at Spiritual Life and in the LC community.

Dialogue Across Difference

A Forum for Dialogue and Discussion on Palestine and Israel

The Middle East and North African Studies program offered a new course this fall to facilitate discussion and collective learning around the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Workshop for Staff and Faculty Brings Antisemitism and Islamophobia Experts to Campus

With sponsorship from the Chamberlin Social Justice Endowment, the Office of Equity and Inclusion (OEI) and the Center for Spiritual Life, scholars Hussein Ibish and David Schraub bring their expertise to Lewis & Clark on December 3, 2024.

Lewis & Clark Jewish students: Apple Picking for Rosh Hashana

Spiritual Resources during hard times

While we are past the worst of the pandemic lock down, we still face challenges in our lives, whether it be global violence, the loss of a loved one, or existential dilemmas. Please do know that our Chaplain to all (spiritual, secular, and religious) and Director of Spiritual Life is here to support you. Those of us in the Center for Spiritual Life appreciate each of you and your student groups and activities, and we celebrate the interconnectedness and interdependence of our community.