Visit and explore Earlham School of Religion
Earlham School of Religion sits on the Earlham College campus. As an ESR student, you’ll attend classes, study and explore on this 800-acre campus nestled in the middle of a small and welcoming Midwestern city.
At ESR, we believe that living and learning in community allow us to arrive at deeper understandings of ourselves, our callings and the wider world. Get to know what makes ESR’s community so special by visiting our campus yourself, attending one of our virtual events or by meeting with current community members.
Upcoming events
2021 Fall Virtual Visit Week
The Virtual ESR Visit Week, October 22-28, will include a professor discussion, class visits or sample classes, information sessions, student & alumni panels, and more.
Virtual 2021 Ministry of Writing Colloquium: Grace, Play, Delight
Ft. Carrie Newcomer
Virtual 2021 Ministry of Writing Colloquium: Grace, Play, Delight
Ft. Pádraig O’Tuama
Plan your visit to ESR
We invite students considering us for their graduate education to visit and experience the ESR community by attending an open house or arranging a dedicated visit. If you are interested in an in-depth introduction to ESR, we will arrange:
- Up to two nights lodging, at no expense to you.
- An itinerary, developed by student Admission Hospitality Associates (AHAs), that will introduce you to the campus, classrooms, community and Richmond area.
Our open house events for prospective students and family members happen in conjunction with ESR conferences like our Spirituality Gathering and Writer’s Colloquium. These are excellent opportunities to personally engage with students, faculty and staff, and ESR community members.
NAVIGATING TO CAMPUS
Happening on campus
Public Ministry Workshop Series: Eldering a Public Minister
Time: 7:00 pmJoin Powell House for the third of three skills workshops co-sponsored by Quaker Leadership Center. Do you feel a call to serve as an elder, or support person, to another’s…
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