- Is Willamette a "Christian College"?
- What religious traditions are represented on campus?
- Are there chapel services?
- What about local houses of worship?
- How can I get further information?
1. Is Willamette a "Christian College"?
Though Willamette University began as a Methodist University and still has soft connections to the Methodist church - there is no religious affiliation requirement or doctrinal uniformity condition for admission, attendance, or employment.
2. What religious traditions are represented on campus?
There are multiple student-run religious/spiritual clubs on campus. Visit the Student Religious Organizations page for more information. All religious and spiritual traditions and worldviews are welcomed and respected at Willamette University.
3. Are there chapel services?
Services in Cone Chapel are held on an occasional and seasonal basis. Cone Chapel is used frequently for private prayer, meditation, memorial services, music recitals, classes, and for convocations.
4. What about local houses of worship?
Salem's religious communities welcome Willamette students! Here is a list of a variety of sacred places in the Salem area.
5. How can I get further information?
You can contact the Office of Spiritual and Religious Life by visiting the second floor of the Putnam University Center, calling 503-370-6213, or via email to the chaplain.