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THERE ARE MANY DIVERSIFIED GROUPS HERE AT LEHIGH

 

COVID HAD MADE OUR MEETINGS MOSTLY VIRTUAL,

BUT WE ARE ALL DOING OUR BEST TO STAY IN TOUCH.

 

THERE IS A PLACE FOR EVERYONE, AND IF THERE ISN'T A CLUB THAT SUITS YOU ALREADY ESTABLISHED

WE CAN HELP YOU TO START  ONE!

CONTACT LYNN AT 610-758-3877 / INCH@LEHIGH.EDU 

WITH ANY QUESTIONS OR IF YOU NEED GROUP CONTACT INFORMATION.

 

CURRENT GROUPS CAN CLICK HERE FOR GROUP SUPPORT INFORMATION

 

 

CHABAD CLUB
The Chabad Club is a recognized student religious club with a constitution that meets university requirements for clubs. An independent organization in the community called "Chabad at Lehigh" has no affiliation with Lehigh University. "Chabad at Lehigh" is a local religious organization that serves members of the local community and is located off-campus in South Bethlehem. For information about the off-campus "Chabad at Lehigh" organization, see: Chabadlehigh.org. The unaffiliated organization, "Chabad at Lehigh," sponsors events and programs that include: Weekly one-of-a-kind Shabbat services and dinners Social events such as BBQs, Israeli Night, and Challah Baking Guest speakers High Holiday and Passover services and meals Lunch and learns The Sinai Scholar Society Mezuzah bank Birthright Israel trips And much more! "Chabad at Lehigh" can be followed on Facebook and Twitter Contacts: Outside Advisors: Rabbi Zalman Greenberg ~ rabbi@chabadlehigh.org
HINDU STUDENTS ORGANIZATION
The purpose of this organization is to bring together Hindu students, as well as those interested in learning about the religion, to learn about the culture and discuss issues facing Hinduism today. Throughout the year we also celebrate various religious festivals including Diwali and Holi. Meeting times: TBA
LEHIGH MULTI-FAITH INITIATIVE (LUMI)
Lehigh Multi-faith initiative (LUMI) invites members of the Lehigh family together believing that spiritual questions merit attention and discussion. Answers to these questions will be varied, but honest witness to each individual's faith experience is worthy of respectful listening and civil discussion. The group is pledged to affirming an attitude of respectful engagement and offering dialogue as a model for engaging across faith traditions, religious divisions, and denominational lines. LUMI exists to encourage friendship and respect across religious, spiritual and secular identities. It does not privilege any one particular perspective on spiritual matters. The group offers safe space to discuss faith and the questions for which faith is an important component. Staff Advisor: Lynn Spina Program Advisor: Rabbi Steve Nathan
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY CHINESE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (LUCCF)
The purpose and aim of Lehigh University Chinese Christian Fellowship shall be to propagate the gospel of Jesus on campus of Lehigh University, especially to Chinese students, scholars, and faculties. The campus ministry of Lehigh University Chinese Christian fellowship emphasizes on Bible study, discipleship and community service. Lehigh University Chinese Christian Fellowship affiliated with Lehigh Valley Chinese Christian Church. It has a faculty adviser (Dr. Dong-Ning Wag; dow2@lehigh.edu) and a clergy adviser (Xiaofan Xiahou; axiahou@afcinc.org) from the Lehigh Valley Chinese Christian Church.