Center for Religious & Spiritual Life
The CRSL cultivates spiritual flourishing and affirms the inherent worth and dignity of every person. We promote belonging at Smith through religious literacy, spiritual support, joy, and equity. We serve students exploring spiritual practice/identity within their religious affiliation and those who identify as “spiritual but not religious.” This brings together a wide range of students, experiences, cultures, and backgrounds. We are a place of refuge and restoration for the entire community in times of celebration and disruption.
Built from a foundation of radical hospitality, CRSL welcomes students exactly as they are—joyful, tired, lonely, or curious—so that they feel accepted in mind, body, and soul. We are home for students who consider themselves religious, non-religious, spiritual but not religious, agnostic, atheist, questioning, seeking, or anything in between. We offer opportunities for religious observance, learning, and connection. CRSL is queer affirming and committed to principles of equity and human rights.
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Resources & Programming by Faith
Weekly Programming
Note: Weekly programs are offered while classes are in session. Learn more about our resources and programs for specific faiths.
Fall 2026
Live, Learn, and Lead
Our students enjoy building community, satisfying their thirst for knowledge and opening up new horizons on their spiritual journey. At the Center for Religious and Spiritual Life we support your interests and collaborate with you to bring them alive. From religious and spiritual practices to wisdom-informed traditions, we foster a rich environment of support, guidance, and space for contemplation and action.
Major Holidays
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Academic Year 2026–27
Generating Justice & Joy
Contact Center for Religious & Spiritual Life
Helen Hills Hills Chapel
123-125 Elm Street
Smith College
Northampton, MA 01063
Phone: 413-585-2750
We are open daily to the Smith community from 8 a.m.-10 p.m. for prayer, reflection, conversation, meditation, study, and worship.