Abundant light streams through the windows of the chapel on a sunny September Sunday, mingling with the flicker of candlelight and the lilt of liturgy. A small group of congregants, heads bowed in prayer, kneel and prepare for the communion they are about to receive. A priest, enrobed with heavy garments and authority, stands behind an altar draped with a white cloth. Atop the cloth sit a crucifix and candlesticks. Music wafts through the chapel, worshipful and warm. All of t

On a Friday morning, the Neely Black and White Dining Room in packed with a standing room only crowd for a lecture hosted by the Office of Spiritual Development and the English Department. The speaker, Mark Charles, opened his lecture by introducing himself – in Navajo. For the next fifty minutes the Native American leader and activist spoke in English about how his heritage connects with his Christian faith and how the diversity of worship and faith from different Christian