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Home: Welcome

Love.
Compassion.
Empathy.
Inclusion.
Justice.
Kindness.

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Be a Part of Something Bigger

Connecting to the Divine, to each other, & to the world

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Connect
with Each Other

When we say all are welcome, we mean it. You have a place here no matter your background, unique quirks, political beliefs, gender identity, ethnicity, sexual orientation, sense of spirituality, faith background (or lack thereof), or whatever else.

We just ask that you be open-hearted to others as well.

God's Beloved Community is for all!

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Engage
with Faith

We may not have all the answers, but we love the questions and the conversations that can come from them! 

Faith can be a struggle. At LCM we get that and honor your journey, walking with you wherever you are at today.

We believe that growing in our connection with God leads us to greater love and connection to the world around us. 

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Respond
with Love in Action

Faith leads us to loving our neighbors as ourselves. Jesus says that all of the laws and the prophets (or in other words, the big stuff of the Bible) teach us how to love God and love other people. 

We are Called by God to move through our lives from a place of love, especially for those who are struggling and oppressed (and to accept help when it's us!), as well as for those who we may consider our enemies. 

What's Going On this Week

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Welcome Week Events

Sunday
Aug 25

Welcome Worship at

All Saints Episcopal Church.

301 Main Street

(Downtown)

10am

Monday
Aug 26

Students from ELCA congregations, join Rachel at the

Olive Garden to welcome you to campus.

6pm

(Let Rachel know your coming by texting

701-261-7318)

Friday
Aug 30

Cozy up your home by coming to the

Plant Roots event

with LCM and MLife

Watch for flyers around campus for more detailed information.

Tuesday
Sept 3

Service Project:

Welcome our MSU international students by making them tie blankets so they stay warm this winter.

4-6 PM

in the Beaver Dam.

Come and go as you like! 

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Spiritual Wellness
for ALL at MSU

  • One-on-One Conversations with Rachel in Spiritual Care Office in the Wellness Center (2nd floor, near skyway)

  • First Fridays: Coffee and Conversations with Rachel in the POWER Center

  • Food Pantry: Primary Location in the Wellness Center (open until 5pm), Secondary Location in the POWER Center. 

  • Free Tuesday Soup at 10:30am in the Student Center Atrium (starting September 10th)

  • Service Projects

  • Cold Weather Gear Giveaway in Late September/October

  • Speaker Events

Practice Following Jesus

  • Listening for God in our Lives: Small Groups with a Free Lunch, Last Friday of Each Month at Noon

  • Church Leader Coaching

  • Internships

  • Gather Minot: Young Adult Conversations on a Topic at Meg-a-Latte, First Monday of each month at 6:30PM

  • Worship at All Saints Episcopal Church on Main Street, Last Sunday of each Month at 10am

  • Spiritual Practices Retreat at Badlands Ministry near Medora November 1-3

  • eNewsletter with personal faith resources

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What's on Your Mind?

My office is also a great resource for you!

Whether you just want to come and grab a coffee, a snack, and sit on my couch between classes, or if you want to chat with Rachel one-on-one about anything - this space is here for you.

Monday-Friday

1-4PM

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Find us on Campus

The LCM office is located on the 2nd floor in the Wellness Center. 

 

If you'd like to make an appointment, you're welcome to call/text 701.261.7318

or email rachel.simonson@minotstateu.edu

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Stay Connected!

Tell Us Who You Are:

Land Acknowledgement

LCM exists on the MSU campus and as such we join their voice in acknowledging the Native Peoples on whose ancestral lands we do this work:

Minot State University gratefully acknowledges the Native Peoples on whose ancestral lands we sit. We praise the Anishinaabe and Assiniboine Peoples, as well as the other sovereign nations of the northern plains whose lands encompass North Dakota today: the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa, the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation, the Spirit Lake Nation, the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, and the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate.

Minot State University is proud that Native men and women have chosen to attend our University and enrich it with their knowledge and achievements.

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