Religious and Spiritual Engagement on Campus

At FSU, we think your college years is about more than what happens in the classroom. It's about what happens inside of you as you figure out who you are, what you are capable of, and what you are meant to do in the world. We are committed to offering you a variety of opportunities that will help you explore these questions. Our Religious Life groups and community seeks to support these important life questions as they relate to your faith tradition.

If you have no faith tradition, you are invited to learn about religion and spirituality through special events, informal conversation, and small groups which meet on campus throughout the academic year. All conversation partners are welcome.

Religious Life Opportunities

We offer formal and informal events and civic engagement that challenges our students, our faculty, and our staff to reflect on their responsibilities for the common good. FSU currently has 12 unique Religious Student Organizations. When you participate in religious life events and organizations you will find a safe place to ask questions, meet new people, engage in community action and ultimately grow spiritually.

Religious Life opportunities include activities such as weekly denominational groups, discussion groups, and other small groups, Bible studies, community service groups, social events, periodic interfaith events, as well as special emphasis weeks, retreats, guest speakers, and more.

The chaplain’s office can help you find the best group for you or like many others you may become part of several groups.

Cook Chapel

Located in the lower level of Frost Hall on College Avenue, open Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. for quiet reflection and prayer. Prayer stations are available for guided prayer or free devotional materials. Also available for worship events, weddings, memorial services, installation events, and prayer vigils.