Activities and Clubs at MIT

Religious Groups

• The Asian Baptist Student Koinonia is a campus fellowship of students devoted to Jesus Christ and to each other. We are mainly made up of 2nd generation Asian Americans, but we welcome everyone to our fellowship - please join us for Bible Study!
• Asian Baptist Student Koinonia Graduate Division is a campus fellowship with a weekly Bible study specifically for graduate students and young professionals.
• MIT Atheists, Agnostics, and Humanists Fellowship forum is for freethinkers in the MIT community.
• The MIT Bahá'í Association
• Baptist Student Fellowship
• The MIT Black Christian Fellowship is a group of black Christian students and friends who come together to support one another academically and spiritually and to learn more about Christ.
• Buddhist Association at MIT
• The MIT Campus Crusade for Christ is a Christian fellowship.
• The MIT Chi Alpha Christian Campus Group
• The MIT Chinese Bible Fellowship is a group of Christian students who meet regularly for Bible study, prayer, and fellowship.
• The Chinese Christian Fellowship is a English speaking group of undergraduate and graduate students, who meet weekly for Bible study, support, and prayer.
• The Christian Science Organization is an organization open to students and members of the MIT community who are interested in sharing or learning more about Christian Science.
• The Christian Student Association is a club that encourages the study and application of the teachings of Jesus Christ and the Bible in daily college life through Bible study groups, prayer, worship services, community service and recreational activities.
• MIT Hillel is the foundation of the MIT Jewish community. Hillel is your Jewish home away from home, sponsoring religious services, parties, cultural events, and holiday meals, among others.
• The MIT Hindu Students Council is an organization for Hindus and those interested in learning about Hinduism.
• The MIT Hong Kong Student Bible Study Group (HKSBS) is a group of Cantonese Christian students who meet regularly for Bible study, prayer, sharing, singing praises and fellowship.
• The MIT Korean Christian Fellowship is a group of believers who strive to place God at the center of their lives, prayerfully strengthening the Christian community and inviting the campus to experience the love of Jesus Christ.
• The MIT Latter-Day Saint Student Association
• The Lutheran-Episcopal Ministry at MIT worships on Wednesdays at 5:10 pm in the Chapel, with a supper following in W11. Our community explores the meaning of Christian faith in a modern, technological society.
• MIT's Impact Campus Fellowship is a nondenominational fellowship. We are a Diverse group of people united in the knowledge that Jesus Christ is LORD; Committed to helping each other take a hold of that for which Christ Jesus has taken a hold of us - with the help of the Holy Spirit.
• The MIT Muslim Students' Association aims to help Muslims at MIT practice Islam, to introduce Islam to non-Muslims and to foster the spirit of Islam inside and outside MIT. MITMSA achieves this by organizing religious, social and educational events throughout the year.
• The MIT Orthodox Christian Fellowship is a group of students interested in learning about living the traditional New Testament faith. They meet regularly for fellowship, discussions, socials, lectures, retreats, church visitations, and Orthodox Christian worship.
• The MIT Pagan Student Group is a support network for Pagans in the MIT community which hosts semi-regular rituals and works to improve the image of Paganism in the MIT community.
• The MIT Protestant Student Community is a group of students who gather for worship, study, and service. During the academic year, Protestant worship services are held on Sundays at 11 in the MIT Chapel.
• The Tech Catholic Community is a culturally diverse, international community gathered to hear God's Word and celebrate in Eucharist, scattered in service and support of others.
• The MIT United Christian Fellowship is a chapter of Intervarsity Christian Fellowship.
• United Christian R/O is a conglomeration of about seventeen Christian organizations who coordinate activities during MIT's freshman residence/orientation week at the beginning of the Fall semester.