Spiritual Wellbeing

Spiritual Wellbeing results from our communion with the living God and is manifested as the “Fruit of the Spirit” That Paul lists for us in Galatians. Faculty, Staff, and their families have access to events and programs that supports God’s grace already at work in our lives. Faculty and staff in need are encouraged to seek pastoral care and spiritual guidance from the office of the Chaplain at 710-3517.

Upcoming Events

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Resources for Spiritual Wellbeing

Departmental Prayer
The University Chaplain and Director for Pastoral Care are available to lead times of prayer for any department or group of staff and faculty. These prayers might be in response to a need or to support an initiative or simply to experience the spiritual practice of communal prayer so central to the Christian walk. Please call Charles Ramsey at 710-3517 to schedule a time.
Spiritual Life
Spiritual Life exists to nurture theological depth, spiritual wholeness, and missional living. Faculty and Staff are encouraged to take advantage of worship opportunities offered on campus.
Spiritual Wellbeing Leave
Spiritual Wellbeing Leave, available September 1, 2023, is a resource for eligible Baylor staff employees to use as a day to connect with or reflect upon their faith.
Chapel
Chapel is the oldest tradition in American higher education. Faculty and Staff are encouraged to gather to hear from people who excel at what they do as an expression of their commitment to Christ.
Chapel Online
Faculty and Staff who are encouraged to view live webcasts of each service as well as a video archive of past Chapel services.
Truett Seminary - Conferences & Lectures
Throughout the year, Faculty and Staff have opportunities to attend conferences and lectures related to Christian ministry and theological studies.
Mom's Group
Mom's Group will meet this fall (times not set yet) for devotion, prayer and conversation. Please contact Charles_Ramsey@baylor.edu or Samantha_Dvorak@baylor.edu for more information.