Emory & Henry College: Religious Life Housing

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Worship - Religious Life Housing

The Office of Religious Life at E&H College maintains two student residences. House 17 provides housing for five men. Inazu House is home to at least six women. Religious Life Housing provides a unique residential atmosphere, as well as a place for Bible study, devotions, and group prayer. Residents in each house create and live by a covenant that provides responsibility and accountability. Also, the residents of the houses have a meal together at least once a week and participate in a community service project at least once a semester.

Those who are active in some aspect of the Religious Life program may apply in writing to the Chaplain during their second semester to become residents of the houses for the next academic year.

Applications are available at the Chaplain's Office.