Religious & Spiritual Life
Founded on Faith
Emory was founded by Methodists in 1836. Nearly two hundred years later, we've grown into a place where people of all different faiths and degrees of devotion come together.
Candler School of Theology
One of 13 seminaries of the United Methodist Church, and offering 16 degrees, Candler School of Theology shapes open-hearted learners into creative leaders for ministries worldwide.
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Office of Spiritual and Religious Life
The Emory Office of Spiritual and Religious Life is a university-wide office charged with supporting Emory’s religious and philosophical diversity.
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Interfaith Opportunities
Emory offers a variety of opportunities to engage in interfaith dialogue, programming, and community building. These initiatives help participants understand each other’s beliefs and practices, build relationships, and engage with Emory’s rich religious and philosophical diversity.
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