Spiritual Resources
Anti-Asian Violence
Spiritual Resources and Support in the Wake of Harassment & Hate Towards Asians, Asian Americans, and Pacific Islanders.
Indianapolis Shooting - Solidarity Statement
We stand together in mourning Amarjeet Kaur Johal, Jaswinder Singh, Amarjit Kaur Sekhon, Jaswinder Kaur, Matthew R. Alexander, Samaria Blackwell, Karli Smith, and John Weisert, who all lost their lives in a mass shooting at a FedEx building in Indianapolis.
Black Lives Matter
Here you will find a curated list of faith based resources available to confront anti-black racism today.
Responding to the COVID Crisis in India
A Resource from the Asian American Psychological Association’s division for South Asian Americans.
Spiritual Care
In need of emotional, spiritual, or existential support or guidance?
Stanford University Chaplains are confidential resources specifically trained to employ non-sectarian, non-judgmental listening, support, and accompaniment in spiritual, existential and emotional care. There are no hidden religious or spiritual agendas! They specialize in being fully present with you in your experiences and feelings. Whatever they may be.
Voices of Hope
The Office for Religious & Spiritual Life has created a new weekly podcast series, Voices of Hope. Here you can listen to reflections from our clergy, faculty, staff, and students as we navigate our way through this time together.
Wisdom for the Way
Weekly reflection for members of Stanford's communities.
Avoiding Unhealthy Religious Practices
Unhealthy religious organizations can be hard to recognize at first, and there is a spectrum in the aggressiveness of these groups’ tactics.