St. Olaf College Ministry

09/22/2023

College Ministry is hosting Friday Fires on the Buntrock Plaza. Stop by for a s’more!

09/14/2023

Hi! It’s my honor to introduce Pastor Anna Ferro. Pastor Anna will be serving as our Interim Associate College Pastor for the fall semester (Pastor Katie Fick is on leave, but will be back!).

09/14/2023

Hi! It’s my honor to introduce Pastor Anna Ferro. Pastor Anna will be serving as our Interim Associate College Pastor for the fall semester.

11/10/2022

Tying blankets for Project Linus!

05/30/2022

Commencement is over. Congratulations St. Olaf Class of 2022! Thank you Senator Tina Smith for your address.

05/22/2022

It was a gorgeous day for our ”walk around” service!

04/17/2022

Peace and joy to all who celebrate this day! Alleluia!

03/09/2022

Starts tonight! Candles, communion, music, prayer. 9pm in the chapel!

02/28/2022

Lent is coming. Ash Wednesday services at 10:10am and 9:00pm, Lenten devotionals available in the hallway outside the chapel.

01/16/2022

The MLK Day chapel talk on Monday is by Assistant Professor of Religion Tim Rainey. Other events for MLK day include community conversations at 4pm and an alumni panel on Tuesday at 4pm — see the St. Olaf website for full details.

Timothy Rainey II, Assistant Professor of Religion

01/14/2022

Join Rabbi Shosh Sunday night at 7pm via Zoom for a celebration of Tu B’Shvat! Link is on the College Ministry Events events page which you can find at https://linktr.ee/Stolafministry

All are invited to a Jewish celebration of trees! Tu B’Shvat (the 15th of the lunar month of Shvat, the ancient date for tithing trees) was for centuries considered a minor Jewish holiday. In recent decades it has moved to the forefront, because of our growing, urgent need to focus on our relationship with our precious earth.

Together with Associate Chaplain Rabbi Shosh Dworsky, Jewish students and the climate-conscious among you, we’ll bless and munch fruits of trees – dates, figs, almonds, pistachios and more! We’ll celebrate and reflect, via readings, songs, and personal sharing of experiences and hopes, on how we have come to this critical time for the environment, and where we go from here. You are invited to bring any fruits of trees that you have and we will all eat together online!