Saint Anselm Canterbury Association Church

Canterbury, an Episcopal student center at the University of Oklahoma, offers Sunday 5pm worship and Wednesday 8:30pm Compline services. Rooted in the Episcopal tradition, the community emphasizes radical welcome, non-judgmental exploration of faith, and a commitment to loving God and neighbor. Learn more about our community.

Canterbury, known as St. Anselm of Canterbury, is an Episcopal student center at the University of Oklahoma. The community is dedicated to fostering a welcoming environment for all, with a focus on radical hospitality and non-judgmental exploration of faith. Services include Sunday 5pm Worship and Wednesday 8:30pm Compline services. The center is committed to the motto of St. Anselm: Faith Seeking Understanding, emphasizing both spiritual growth and intellectual inquiry about us.

Canterbury is particularly noted for being a safe and affirming space for LGBTQ+ students, reflecting its commitment to inclusivity and acceptance of all individuals as they are about us. The community encourages fellowship, conversation, and shared faith journeys, aiming to follow the teachings of Christ through love and service.

Newcomers are warmly welcomed, and the center is dedicated to creating a supportive environment where individuals can explore their faith and connect with others. The leadership includes Chaplain Fr. Blake Woods and Student Intern Jacqueline Hartley, who can be contacted for further information contact.

Saint Anselm Canterbury Association Church in Norman, OK, offers a welcoming space rooted in the Episcopal tradition, emphasizing radical hospitality and non-judgmental faith exploration. First-time visitors may appreciate the warm, inclusive atmosphere and the community’s commitment to fostering spiritual growth alongside intellectual inquiry, with services at 5pm Sundays and 8:30pm Wednesdays.

Pros

• Emphasizes radical welcome and non-judgmental exploration of faith
• Offers clear service times for Sunday Worship and Wednesday Compline
• Provides a safe and affirming environment for LGBTQ+ students
• Rooted in the motto 'Faith Seeking Understanding,' blending spiritual and intellectual growth
• Led by Chaplain Fr. Blake Woods and Student Intern Jacqueline Hartley, with contact information available