Interfaith Engagement
SOULJOURN - Exploring LA's Religious Diversity
SOULJOURN is a way for all USC students to discover and explore the remarkable spiritual treasures of Los Angeles, which has been documented as the city with the most religious diversity on Earth. Within just a few miles of our campus are places of worship representing all the great religions of the world, as well as spiritual centers unique to our area. Each semester, we’ll visit different temples, churches, or mosques. All students are welcome to come along any or all of these visits. To reserve places on these trips, email Caitlin Wilhelm, Interfaith Council Souljourn Coordinator, and indicate which “Souljourns” you want to take: cwilhelm@usc.edu .
USC students on a SOULJOURN to the Deer Park Buddhist Monastery in Escondido, CA, on 11/4/12
SPRING SEMESTER 2013
February 10 - Art of Living Center (Hindu)
March 3 - Hsi Lai Temple (Chan Buddhist)
March 29 - Omar Mosque (Muslim)
April 14 - St. Gregory the Illuminator Armenian Orthodox Church, Pasadena
For more about Souljourn:
http://articles.latimes.com/2009/apr/27/local/me-beliefs27