Presented By: Religious, Secular and Spiritual Life RSSL
Queerly Beloved: A Conversation with Semler
Grace Semler
Art, Identity & the Sacred: A Conversation with Semler
Join Religious, Secular & Spiritual Life (RSSL) and Canterbury House for an intimate conversation with Semler exploring the intersections of music, art, sexuality, identity, and spirituality.
Semler is a queer Christian artist whose work engages questions of faith, belonging, doubt, and what it means to make space for all of who we are. Through conversation and a reflective activity, students will have the opportunity to explore their own stories, ask meaningful questions, and consider how creativity can help us navigate spirituality and identity.
This is not a performance, but a small, conversation-centered gathering designed to create space for curiosity, connection, and honest reflection. No particular religious or spiritual identity is required—come exactly as you are.
A community meal will be provided, and space is limited.
Join Religious, Secular & Spiritual Life (RSSL) and Canterbury House for an intimate conversation with Semler exploring the intersections of music, art, sexuality, identity, and spirituality.
Semler is a queer Christian artist whose work engages questions of faith, belonging, doubt, and what it means to make space for all of who we are. Through conversation and a reflective activity, students will have the opportunity to explore their own stories, ask meaningful questions, and consider how creativity can help us navigate spirituality and identity.
This is not a performance, but a small, conversation-centered gathering designed to create space for curiosity, connection, and honest reflection. No particular religious or spiritual identity is required—come exactly as you are.
A community meal will be provided, and space is limited.