Faith

Christians in Business provides an opportunity to develop lasting relationships within the GSB as we discuss and debate everyday life issues from a Christian perspective. We provide fellowship and numerous social events to build a supportive community within the GSB and in the marketplace beyond business school. The club is very active. We have weekly meetings, as well as alumni dinners, parties, and other social events.

The mission of the Jewish Business Student Association (JBSA) is to provide a welcoming Jewish community for all GSB students and their significant others. Through the JBSA, we are building a community that allows us to keep in touch, celebrate our high holidays, and make new friends. The Club organizes the traditional festivities around Jewish high holidays and sponsors other educational, social, and religious events to enrich the cultural life of the GSB community. JBSA intends to reach across and bridge the diversity of Jewish practices, backgrounds, and interests to strengthen the relationship and understanding within the community.

The GSB Latter-day Saints Association is a socially and spiritually enriching community of Latter-day Saint students. We gather regularly to discuss gospel-related topics, learn from Latter-day Saint business and spiritual leaders, and build relationships. We encourage Latter-day Saints to participate, regardless of church involvement, and we warmly welcome all students interested in contributing to an uplifting community.

The Muslims in Business club establishes an open and inclusive environment for Stanford GSB Muslim-identifying students and allies to foster meaningful connections and discussions within the broader GSB community on issues related to an Islamic way of life. Muslims in Business will create a supportive space for networking, mentorship, and learning to enhance understanding of and engagement with Islamic values in all facets of life.

The Office for Religious & Spiritual Life oversees and provides support for Stanford Associated Religions (SAR), some 30 religious organizations invited to offer their spiritual services to the campus. This list does not reflect all spiritual and religious groups at the university.

Stanford University Chaplains are confidential resources specifically trained to employ non-sectarian, non-judgmental listening, support, and accompaniment in spiritual, existential and emotional care. There are no hidden religious or spiritual agendas! They specialize in being fully present with you in your experiences and feelings, whatever they may be.

The Office for Religious & Spiritual Life recognizes there are a wide range of religious observances, holy days, and festivals not formally observed in the University Calendar, and to observe a day not formally included on the University calendar, students are encouraged to work directly with their professors.

All Office for Religious & Spiritual Life Staff and Chaplains help provide support and resources to students, staff, and faculty throughout Stanford.