Juniata Christian Fellowship

The Juniata Christian Fellowship (JCF) is a registered student organization here on campus that exists as a space for fellowship, growth, and community. Led by a team of student leaders, JCF weekly meetings consist of a variety of activities such as worship, Bible study, discussion groups, guest speakers, and more – all geared toward creating a space of connection and encouragement. JCF also hosts or participates in various events on campus, retreats, trips, and outreach and swrvice opportunities. While the group is primarily Christian students, anyone is welcome, no matter where they are in their journey of faith.

Find JCF on Instagram @jcfjuniata.

Christian Faith Small Groups

There are various small group opportunities anchored in the Christina faith happening every semester. These groups are a great way to get to know others and dive into learning and conversations toward a particular focus or shared interest. Some ongoing groups include:

• Delight – a women's group
• Men's study
• Student-led Bible study

Every year there are various other groups offered by students, faculty, or campus ministry saff. Some recent groups have included a Christian athletes group, a prayer study, a year-long overview of the Bible, a group on relationships, a book group on the basics of faith, and an informal faith conversations gathering!

Baháʼí Faith

Are you interested in learning about a spiritual approach to world unity and peace? The Baháʼí Faith, the most recent independent world religion, teaches the oneness of God, the oneness of religion, and the oneness of humanity. Study Circles on a range of spiritual topics provide practical ways to effect positive change in individuals and society. For more information contact Dr. Deb Kirchof-Glazier for details.

TGIF Devotional Gatherings

Each Friday at 7 p.m. on Zoom

Start your weekend by sharing an inspirational story, music, poem, or reading from any spiritual or secular tradition in an open and supportive online environment. Contact contact Dr. Deb Kirchof-Glazier for the link.