Howdy!
Welcome to the Episcopal Student Center also called Canterbury House. The Episcopal Student Center is a safe place where all are welcome! We worship God, respect scholarship, have fun, serve others, seek God and eat well!
Come by and visit when you come up for registration! We'd love to show you around the Student Center. We're at 902 George Bush Dr. right across the street from the Southside of campus and the Corps quad! We hope to see you soon!
Help us get to know you by filling out the student information card by clicking here. We will update you by email about all the activities going on during the year.
Weekly Services on Wednesday nights at 6:00PM in St. Thomas Church, next door to Cafe' Canterbury! Our first service of the fall semester will be Wednesday, August 31st at 6PM
Come and join us for worship followed by a free fajita dinner!
Consider yourself invited!
Our regular activities include but are not limited to: Worship, (Holy Eucharist & Taize), Bible studies, family-style dinners, Popcorn Theology, book study, open mic nights, community outreach projects, study sessions, & Sbisa lunch bunch.
As Anglicans we hold the Scriptures to be our primary source of authority, but not isolated from reason and tradition. We support biblical scholarship and allow science to inform us about the world as we seek to use all God's gifts to help inform and guide us in seeking the will of God, the courage to pursue it and the grace to accomplish it, being guided by the Holy Spirit.
We have a Spring Mission Trip every year over Spring Break. This year, we're headed to NYC to work with the homeless.
Activities are organized by students and student leaders. The College Missioner is The Reverend Sandi Mizirl. Areas of student involvment include: Worship, Fellowship, Service, Hospitality, and Christian Formation/Spiritual Development and Cafe' Canterbury . You can read more about these teams under the Ministry Teams heading and learn how you can get involved.
We are a mission of the congregations of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas and are funded from the Missionary Budget of the congregations within the Diocese. We are one of 17 college missions within the diocese.