Religion
Live a life that matters.
Deep Faith
You have a place in this world. Only God knows what that is for each of us. To find it, we seek God, individually and in community. Every day at EHS, our whole community gathers for Daily Chapel to pause, reflect, pray, seek God, and be strengthened. We contemplate what it means for each of us to lead meaningful lives. Then we take that inspiration forward into all that we do, letting it guide our actions, impact the way we see the world and treat each other, and show us how to live humbly as we love and serve our neighbor.
Our faith stands out in all that we do at EHS. Where will your WHERE WILL YOUR FAITH LEAD YOU?
Chapel Program
Worship, Study, and service-the foundations of spiritual formation. We practice all three every day. Explore the variety of our chapel program.
Religion Coursework
The four-year curriculum takes students through an intellectually challenging study of the Old and New Testaments, World Religions, the History of Western Culture and Belief, and Ethics. Learn more about our religious studies.
Service & Outreach
Community service puts faith into action, and it’s a significant part of who we are at Episcopal High School. Discover how we give of ourselves.
Pastoral Care
& Counseling
A wide array of qualified professionals are available to talk about any issue: teachers, coaches, advisors, chaplains, counselors, and deans. Read about the breadth of help available.
Benitez Chapel
Named for our founding Bishop, the Rt. Rev. Maurice M. Benitez, the Benitez Chapel is home to our daily chapel. In worship, we look to God and find meaning, purpose and value in ourselves and others. We go to chapel every day. It is the one time each day when all of our Episcopal High School family is together. Students and faculty experience chapel as an oasis of reflection and calm in the midst of our busy campus life. In community, we find strength and encouragement. In chapel, we who are many become one before God. The Benitez Chapel is the beating heart of our community.
Religion Classrooms
The Religion Department holds its classes–Old Testament, New Testament, World Religions, The History of Christianity, and Ethics–mostly on the first floor of the Brown Learning and Resource Center.
Religion News
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In celebration of Black History Month, D.I.A. members addressed the EHS community in Chapel and shared unique insights.
Inaugural Year-Long Service Initiative Provides More Volunteer Opportunities to Interested Students
Dates for 22/23 School year have been announced.
Honors Chapel and Honor Roll ceremony held on Wednesday, January 26, 2022
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Knight Voices
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Olive M.
Canterbury Circle has helped me to further strengthen my connection with God. In our Thursday morning meetings, we dive deep into the underlying meanings of various Biblical stories and discuss God's presence within our daily lives.
Class of 2023
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Raigan C.
To me, the Choices program has been an outlet and something that has been there for me when I felt I needed it the most. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve realized the importance of mental health and all the things I can do to help myself and others around me who struggle with mental health. Having Choices at EHS is a symbol for healing and safe haven for students and is meant to be a resource students feel comfortable using.
Class of 2023
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Mary Martha R.
The aspect of going to Daily Chapel can genuinely turn around a seemingly bad day around just by being enriched in the culture and loving environment the church provides. Chapel just always seems to lift my spirt a little higher and make all of us smile a little brighter. You could almost just say Daily Chapel has become the cup of coffee I need in the morning!
Class of 2025