The Canterbury Student Fellowship

meets every Wednesday evening during the academic year at 5:30 at

The Canterbury House

(120 Chancellor Street, see map )

The Canterbury Connection is a welcoming Christian community of seekers and believers in the tradition and communion of the Episcopal Church and the world-wide Anglican Communion. Canterbury is a place where students can grow spiritually and engage questions of the Christian faith - a place of openness to all people, where caring and supportive relationships inspire and encourage spiritual growth as we journey together in our faith.The group provides fellowship, retreats, worship, and service projects.

We meet every Wednesday evening during the academic year at 5:30 at the Canterbury House (120 Chancellor Street, see map ) for supper, Bible study, discussion and informal worship. Please view the UVA Chaplaincy pages on the menu at left to learn more about our history and see our calendar of events and current announcements.

For regular updates on Canterbury events

• join the "Canterbury" email list here 
• or the "Canterbury Grads" list here  

Our chaplain is:

The Rev. Nicholas Forti

(434) 295-2156

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Graduate Student Fellowship:  TBD

Announcements

Facebook Group:  Join our new Facebook group here .

Adopt a College Student: Feeling lonely away from home? There is a St. Pauls family that wants to feed you, love you, and make you do household chores! Beat the homesick blues with an adopted church family. For more information contact Meg Seston at mks5s(AT)virginia.edu.

Sunday Dinners: During the academic year, the 5:30 Sunday Eucharist is followed by a Free Dinner for students. Come enjoy a home-cooked meal with good friends! 

Upcoming Events

Aug 25 - First Wednesday Evening Gathering:  Welcome Back!

Aug 29 - 10am Holy Eucharist at St Paul's Memorial: UVA President Teresa Sullivan to Preach!

              5:30pm Eucharist & Dinner:  Welcome Back!

Sept 10-12 - Mid-Atlantic Episcopal Student Retreat in Germantown, Maryland 

Although this organization has members who are University of Virginia students and may have University employees associated or engaged in its activities and affairs, the organization is not a part of or an agency of the University. It is a separate and independent organization which is responsible for and manages its own activities and affairs. The University does not direct, supervise or control the organization and is not responsible for the organization's contracts, acts or omissions.