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March 09, 2023

Weekly Activities

March 9 - Starbuck's Office Hours

Join the chaplain and other Canterbury students this Thursday from 2pm-3pm at the Starbucks on Mac Davis Ln. across from campus. We will hang out, talk about our faith, do homework, and drink some coffee. Coffee is free, so come hang out anytime.

February 9 - We Aren't Strangers

Join us on Thursday night at 7pm for We Aren't Strangers. This week, we will have out "Ask a Therapist Night." Dr. Alan Key will be with us in-person to talk about managing stress, anxiety, and depression, as well as finding a good therapist. He will also give us a time to ask questions about therapy. For dinner, we will be having a charcuterie board. Come and join us!

What is We Aren't Strangers? It will be a time for connection, belonging, sharing our stories, expressing our emotions, and the great thing about this event will be that it is open to all people. This is a space where all people can be fed physically, emotionally, and spiritually while at the same time honoring everyone’s faith traditions and gifts and light that we all bring to this community. And we promise that we will not try to convert you or change you. That is not the way we do things here. All we want to do is to know you, love, and support you as a student here at Texas Tech. 'Our conversation will be participant lead and all people who attend have a space to teach us about their gifts, interests, passions, faith, philosophy, life, and journey.

February 12 - Movie Night and Compline

This week, we are not having a traditional service because many people will be gone for Spring Break. Instead of services, we are simply meeting for a low-key movie night followed by Compline (night prayers). The chaplain will fix spaghetti. Show up at 6pm, grab some dinner, and watch a movie with us!

Spring Calendar

^{Check out our online Google Calendar to find out more about the following events.}

March 13-16 - Offices are Closed for Spring Break

March 19 at 6pm - Stations of the Cross Service

March 25 - Fundraiser - Date Night at Canterbury

March 26 at 6pm - Taizé Prayer Service Celebrating Women's History Month

March 30 at 7pm - We Aren't Strangers - Bowling and Soup and Salad

April 2 at 6pm - Palm Sunday Service

April 6 at 6:30pm - Maundy Thursday Service and Community Meal

April 7 at Noon - Good Friday Service at St. Paul's Episcopal Church

April 8 at 9pm - Great Vigil of Easter and IHOP Meal Following Service

April 9 at 6pm - Easter Sunday Service with BBQ Picnic at Chaplain's House Following Service

April 15 - Fundraiser - Date Night at Canterbury

April 16 at 6pm - Taizé Prayer Service with Healing Liturgy

April 20 at 7pm - We Aren't Strangers - Walking at Higginbothom Park and BBQ Picnic at Chaplain's House

April 27 at 7pm - We Aren't Strangers - Putt-Putt and Fun Noodle Bar

May 4 at 10pm - Midnight Breakfast for Finals

May 7 at 6pm - Last Worship Service of the Semester and Recognition of Graduates

Check out our Google Calendar to see all the events scheduled for this semester.

Other Announcements

Confirmation Classes - Would you like to learn more about your faith, or would you like to join the Episcopal Church? Our confirmation classes might be the right thing for you. If you are interested in attending a confirmation classes, let the chaplain know. You can call or text 575-631-5345.

Serve at the Altar - Would you like to serve at the altar or help to read during the service? Catch the chaplain after the service on Sunday to ask for training times or text at 575-631-5345.

Outreach to the Homeless and Working Poor in Lubbock - Would you like to minister to the homeless and working poor in Lubbock, TX? If so, talk to the chaplain about getting on a team for St. Benedict's chapel and soup kitchen. To learn more about St. Benedict's, click here.

Handbook - To read more about Canterbury, check out our handbook, which gives a glimpse into our community, identity, and way of life. Click here to access.

Interested in a Key to the Building? - Canterbury policy states that active members of Canterbury who have attended consistently for at least one month may obtain a key from the chaplain. If you are interested, call or text the chaplain at 575-631-5345.

Do You Need Help? The Canterbury chaplain has a small discretionary fund to help students with food, living necessities, or emergencies. If you need help for any reason, please contact the chaplain at 575-631-5345.