Information about Otterbein University's Office of Faith and Spiritual Life can be found on their webpage.
Location: 24 N Grove Street – inside Church of the Master United Methodist
Please contact Rev. Lucy Kelly, Director of Faith and Spiritual Life, at kelly28@otterbein.edu for questions concerning religious and spiritual life at Otterbein University.
Otterbein is affiliated with the United Methodist Church. While most of our students who identify with a faith are Christian, we also include students who practice a number of other worldwide faiths. All faiths are welcome and respected at Otterbein--this is a place for all of us to learn from each other!
Within walking distance of Otterbein:
Within driving distance:
While there are no Jewish places of worship within walking distance, the following are options within driving distance.
The following are options for Muslim worship within driving distance:
Members of the Muslim Student Association may be able to recommend additional places of worship. You can find their information on the Faith & Spiritual Life Organizations page and also on Campus Groups.
Otterbein has a Masjid on campus in the Science Center. Additionally, Muslim students who are studying in the library can find prayer mats available on the second and third floors--the new study rooms are available for use in Salah daily prayer.
While there are no Buddhist places of worship within walking distance, the following are options within driving distance:
While there are no Hindu places of worship within walking distance, the following are options within driving distance:
The Westerville area offers a neo-pagan fellowship called Three Cranes Grove ADF.
You can find information about them on their website, Three Cranes.
Three Cranes worships deities in the Gaulish, Norse, Roman, and Greek pantheons.
The Faith& Spiritual Life Organizations webpage offers information for students on faith-based campus organizations they can join, including:
Check out this page for information on each organization and how to join them.
Information about faith-based student organizations can also be found on Campus Groups!
The chapel is housed in Barlow Hall at 88 Cochran Alley. It is used for religious services, meeting space, and lectures.