Canterbury Kenyon invites all students, regardless of religious affiliation, sexuality, or gender identity, to convey the love of a gracious God to the world around us. We seek to deepen our faith through the liturgy and theology of the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion.

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Community & Communion: Tuesdays 5:30-7:00pm

Come for food, fellowship, and prayer every Monday night at the Parish House (201 Brooklyn St). Over dinner chat about readings from the Bible and other spiritual texts. We conclude with Mass around the table. Come for dinner at 5:30, or drop by to at 4:00 to help cook. Not a great chef? We have jobs for everybody.

Quiet Hour and Compline: Sundays 8pm

Come to the parish house for a relaxed time of puzzles, coloring, or poetry wrapping up with the service of Compline (Episcopal Night Prayers)

Lectio Divina Bible Study: Thursdays 9pm

Canterbury students gather on Thursday evenings in the undercroft (basement) of the chapel for a Bible study based on Lectio Divina, the practice of praying with scripture. We also have donuts.

Burritos and Board Games

Just looking for a place where you can hang out and meet some people? A favorite Canterbury event is Burritos and Board games. Enjoy chipotle and a wide array of obscure games. Join our Facebook group for the next event!

Kenyon College Spiritual and Religious Life

Rev. Rachel Kessler serves as both Priest-in-charge of Harcourt Parish and campus chaplain at Kenyon College. She works in collaboration with Marc Bragin (Director of Spiritual and Religious Life and Jewish Chaplain) to support all Kenyon students, regardless of religious identity. Rachel is also the chair of the Kenyon Interfaith Partnership.

To find out more about spiritual life at Kenyon, click here.

To follow Rachel and Marc on Twitter (@KenyonChaplains), click here.