Finding a religious home can be a major part of finding your place at Auburn during freshman year. Here is a list of several campus religious organizations that can help you do just that.
Auburn Christian Fellowship
ACF is a group of students committed to loving and serving the Lord. This non-denominational organization hosts events every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.
Auburn Wesley Foundation
AWF made its home in Auburn 80 years ago, and it serves as Auburn's affiliate with the United Methodist Church. Their facility is located at 191 South Gay St., and their doors are always open. Dinner and Bible studies take place each week on Thursday, and worship occurs every Sunday night.
Baptist Campus Ministries
The BCM's mission is to grow, connect, engage and mobilize students in their faith. Their facility is located on South College Street and is open to all students. Their weekly events include worship on Tuesdays and fellowship on Thursdays.
Catholic Student Ministry
AUCSO is Auburn's Catholic Student Fellowship. They partner with St. Michael's Church to educate, involve and commission followers of God.
Hillel
Affiliated with Congregation Beth Shalom, The Auburn University Hillel and Jewish Student Organization emphasizes inclusion and diversity, as they strive to bring together Auburn Family members from all walks of life. They are headquartered in the Student Center Involvement Suite.
Muslim Students' Association
This organization is all about education and understanding, centered on issues within the Muslim faith. Located in the Cross Cultural Center for Excellence in the Student Center, they welcome the Auburn community to be a part of their ministry.
Reformed University Fellowship
One of the largest campus organizations, RUF meets weekly on campus in classrooms designated by semester. For a calendar of their special events, visit their website.
For a complete list of organizations, visit the AU Involve page and filter the category by organization type.
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