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Discover MfSC's new drop-in space!Our new, bigger drop-in space is open in Hall 608.02! Drop by over the summer for an event, to relax, study, catch up with friends or connect with the Multi-faith and Spirituality Centre staff. Enjoy a free cup of tea or coffee. Summer hours: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from from 1:30 to 5 p.m.—stay tuned for longer hours in the fall semester. |
July at the Multi-faith and Spirituality CentreClick the links below for details and to register! |
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Spirituali-Tea: Growth & Patience - July 7 Tea and conversation as we care for plants in the greenhouse and ponder growth and patience: time beyond control Come for the film—stay for the conversation! Tea, snacks and conversation in our new drop-in space, Hall 608.02. Tea, snacks and conversation in our new drop in space, Hall 608.02. Community, Care and Compassion - July 22 A compassionate space where Concordians come together to name loss, support one another through change and build caring community. Get outside and move; we'll read poetry and reflect together on equality, equity and justice Tea, snacks and conversation in our new drop in space, Hall 608.02. Volunteer with MfSC: Gardening workshop - July 29 Join us to care for and learn from the Innovation Youth urban gardens. |
At Concordia
Explore New Microprograms in Religions and Cultures!
Whether you're interested in culture and identity, Jewish thought and history, or contemporary spirituality and meditation, these flexible programs offer a chance to explore the ideas, communities and practices shaping our world today. Current Concordia undergraduate students interested in similar topics may wish to explore the Minor in Religions and Cultures. |
In the broader community
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Connect with the MfSCThe Multi-faith and Spirituality Centre seeks to open hearts and minds to diverse expressions of the human spirit. We're here for all Concordians-no religious or spiritual commitments required.
Territorial acknowledgement: Concordia University is located on unceded Indigenous lands. The Kanien'kehá:ka Nation is recognized as the custodians of Tiohtià:ke/Montreal. |