Mission and Ministry

About Mission and Ministry

The Office of Mission and Ministry is composed of four departments and programs:

The Grace J. Palmisano Center for Campus Ministry

Fosters the spiritual development of Merrimack students, faculty, staff and administrators by helping them grow in their friendship with God and utilize their strengths and talents in service to God’s people.

Community Service and Outreach

Helps cultivate students’ spiritual and personal growth by sponsoring several community-service initiatives that encourage meaningful interactions with domestic and international communities.

Stevens Service Learning Center

Anchors Merrimack’s service-learning program, which incorporates students’ community-service experiences into their academic studies.

Center for the Study of Jewish-Christian-Muslim Relations

Fosters interfaith dialogue and intercultural education among Jews, Christians and Muslims through distinctive, nationally and internationally recognized programs and services designed for students and young adults.

More Information

Rev. Raymond Dlugos
Vice President, Mission and Ministry
617-837-5130
dlugosr@merimack.edu

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