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Campus Ministry
Community Service
"It is in giving that we receive . . ." ~ St. Francis of Assisi ~
"Knowledge, while valuable in itself, is to be used in the service of others."
Neumann University Mission Statement
If interested contact:
| Michael Martin, Jr. ~ Campus Minister ~ BMB Room 135 610-361-5307 martinm@neumann.edu |
Melissa Hickey ~ Director of Campus Ministry ~ BMB Room 131 610-558-5525 hickeym@neumann.edu |
Our Service Projects
provide students with opportunities to build character that is
rooted in Franciscan values. These experiences of service assist
students in addressing the causes of poverty, violence, and abuse
and to keep focus on ways that will result in removing the barriers
that keep individuals on the margins of society. Many service
projects are done in collaboration with the ministries of our
sponsoring religious community, the Sisters
of Saint Francis of Philadelphia.
Campus Ministers also collaborate with other campus organizations to provide service opportunities for students. Campus Ministry co-sponsors service events with
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The Institute for Sport, Spirituality and Character Development
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Student Activities
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Student Government
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Resident Life Advisory Board
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Orientation Leaders
Assisi House |
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C.L.A.R.E. Program |
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Heart of Camden |
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House of Joseph II |
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Delaware AIDS Walk
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Michael Martin, Jr.
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Poverty Awareness Week |
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During
this week there are many different activities and events. This
week is important because it provides an opportunity for awareness-raising within and outside the Neumann University community about
poverty and the effect it has in our world. Dates: November 11th - 16th, 2012
The theme for this year is “Come and drink from the Well." We will focus on the current wars taking place in our world over water control and how this will affect the poorest of countries and its people. There will be Fair Trade tables set up in Bachmann Main Building all week.
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Keep the Dream Alive Benefit Concert
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An evening to address modern day issues of slavery and trafficking while honoring the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This is a collaborative effort between campus ministry, the Sisters of Saint Francis of Philadelphia, and various student clubs on campus. The concert includes a free-will offering at the door and all proceeds are donated to Dawn’s Place of Philadelphia, which is a refuge for women who have been victims of human trafficking. |
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Saint Francis Inn |
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The Saint Francis Inn is a soup kitchen unlike most others. Here the homeless are seated at "Tables for Four," in which they are served their meals at the tables by the volunteers. (Bi-monthly Program)
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Sandwiches for Survival
Every Tuesday from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p,.m., peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are made by volunteers. These sandwiches are then sent down to the Catholic Social Services in Chester, PA. (Weekly Program)
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Catholic
Social Services Center
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