About Us
The A.D. Bruce Religion Center is the focal point for many on-campus religious and spiritual activities. It is a bustling center of many ongoing educational programs and activities focusing on religious issues with an emphasis on Interfaith Dialogue. The A.D. Bruce Religion Center offers a place for both quiet meditation and spiritual growth.
The center provides office space and facilities for eleven charter campus ministries. University of Houston students, faculty, and staff often use the center for programs, meetings, and other important special occasions. Several general-purpose rooms are also available for worship, study, discussions, and reflection. The Religion Center also has two chapels, The University Chapel and the smaller Meditation Chapel which are available for weekend events. The University Chapel is a popular venue for weddings, quinceañeras, baptisms, funerals & memorials, recitals, and lectures.
For more information on religious programming or information on center services, browse our services page or contact the Director of the Religion Center at (713) 743-5050. More information is also available in room 113 in the Religion Center.
Mission, Vision & Core Values
The A.D. Bruce Religion Center embraces and celebrates the religious and spiritual diversity of the University of Houston.
Mission
The A.D. Bruce Religion Center embraces, celebrates and fosters spiritual and religious experiences of the diverse University of Houston community.
Vision
The A.D. Bruce Religion Center envisions a campus in which spirituality and religion integrate with the university experience.
Core Values
Collaboration
We believe and encourage relationship building and collaborative programing to strengthen the connections amongst the various communities of worship and the students, faculty and staff who engage with one another.
Customer Service
We strive for excellence as our standard level of service so we can accommodate all our client's needs and requests in our facility, programs and offered services.
Discovery
We provide opportunities for all visitors to explore our facility and benefit from quiet self-reflection and meditation, and to engage in meaningful and thought-provoking programs.
Community
We are a non-denominational facility. We acknowledge, respect, and appreciate the different faiths, denominations, and cultures. We support and provide safe environments where people can engage in their religious beliefs but where others can learn from and appreciate these differences.