by Emmett Wald and Chapel Student
Welcome to the blog of the Center for Religious & Spiritual Life (CRSL) at Smith College. Here you’ll find newsletter articles, updates from student orgs, op-eds about topics related to religion and spirituality, and more. You can view recent newsletters using the menu bar above, use the right sidebar to browse articles by categories or tags, or scroll down to see some recent posts. To learn more about the CRSL, visit our website.
Recent Posts
Mezuzah: How a Jew Marks Liminal Space by Rabbi Bruce Bromberg Seltzer
The mezuzah is a very important and visible symbol of a Jewish building or room. It establishes that a space is in some way tied ...
Ramadan at Smith
Ramadan Mubarak! Muslims worldwide look forward to the start of the Ramadan season, a beautiful time of year for reflection, spiritual renewal, and devotion to ...
Six Ways Faculty and Staff Can Support Students During Ramadan: A Letter from Students
Dear Smith College Faculty and Staff, Greetings from Al Iman, Smith College’s Muslim Student Association. We are excited to announce that the Holy Month of ...
CRSL Shepherds a Re-energized Ramadan at Smith
Whenever we guide others on a path or journey, whether spiritual or physical, it is a great responsibility for the appointed leader. The Center for ...
Reflections on Peace
Peace Now: Not the Absence of Tension but the Presence of Justice; Not the Presence of War but the Absence of Weapons By Reverend Matilda ...
Introducing the Reflect, Resist, Rejuvenate Lounge
REFLECT RESIST REJUVENATE LOUNGE We are proud to announce the official “opening” or coming on-line of our Reflect, Resist, Rejuvenate lounge. This room was re-purposed ...
What is Mindfulness Anyway?
Mindfulness has become a bit of a buzz word these days, alongside concepts like “self-care.” So what is mindfulness anyways? Mindfulness is another way of ...
Invocation for Generating Justice and Joy Nov. 30, 2021
We are grateful that our earth has the capacity to take care of all living creatures. We affirm the importance of the humanity of all ...