Welcome to School Spirit: Faithful Conversations for College Students. This podcast is hosted by Baylor University’s Office of Spiritual Life, and is meant to be a resource for students experiencing their faith in the university setting. Each episode, we’re sitting down with Baylor faculty and staff, campus ministry leaders, and other guests to discuss topics to help students at Baylor and beyond on their spiritual journeys.
School Spirit: Faithful Conversations for College Students
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Welcome to School Spirit: Faithful Conversations for College Students. This podcast is hosted by Baylor University’s Office of Spiritual Life, and is meant to be a resource for students experiencing their faith in the university setting. Each episode, we’re sitting down with Baylor faculty and staff, campus ministry leaders, and other guests to discuss topics to help students at Baylor and beyond on their spiritual journeys.
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Recent Episodes
March 5, 2026
Dr. Rebekah Naylor - Global Missions
Dr. Rebekah Naylor, a Baylor alum with nearly three decades of experience working as a medical missionary in Bangalore, India, joins us to talk about global missions. Mental health and spiritual health are deeply intertwined. Dr. Naylor’s work as a physician, teacher, and missionary is an inspiring story of faithful mission work. She has some advice for you as you navigate your relationship to the call of missions as a college student. *** Follow Baylor Spiritual Life on Instagram and Facebook. Visit our website to learn more about us. Learn more about global missions at Baylor. Read Dr. Naylor's biography. *** School Spirit: Faithful Conversations for College Students is hosted by Baylor University’s Office of Spiritual Life, and is meant to be a resource for students experiencing their faith in the university setting. Each episode, we’re sitting down with Baylor faculty and staff, campus ministry leaders, and other guests to discuss topics to help students at Baylor and beyond on their spiritual journeys. If you’re a college student, this podcast is for you. We’re here every episode to give you a new way to integrate your faith at your university. We’re covering topics like community, taking ownership of your faith, future calling, and more. Each episode you’ll hear thoughts and questions from Baylor students, followed by a discussion with one of our guests. And if you’re a Baylor student, you can look for us out on campus if you want your voice to be featured in an episode. Thanks for listening!
November 13, 2025
Andy Crouch - Relationships & Rhythms of Flourishing
Andy Crouch, author, speaker, and thought leader whose work explores the intersection of faith, culture, and the image of God in our modern world, joins us to discuss human flourishing. While visiting Baylor’s campus to lead seminars and workshops with students, faculty, and staff, Andy was kind enough to sit down with us to discuss human flourishing in the university setting. As a college student, you have unique opportunities for relationships and rhythms that lead to your flourishing. Andy has some wisdom for you as you foster flourishing in your own life. *** Follow Baylor Spiritual Life on Instagram and Facebook. Visit our website to learn more about us. *** School Spirit: Faithful Conversations for College Students is hosted by Baylor University’s Office of Spiritual Life, and is meant to be a resource for students experiencing their faith in the university setting. Each episode, we’re sitting down with Baylor faculty and staff, campus ministry leaders, and other guests to discuss topics to help students at Baylor and beyond on their spiritual journeys. If you’re a college student, this podcast is for you. We’re here every episode to give you a new way to integrate your faith at your university. We’re covering topics like community, taking ownership of your faith, future calling, and more. Each episode you’ll hear thoughts and questions from Baylor students, followed by a discussion with one of our guests. And if you’re a Baylor student, you can look for us out on campus if you want your voice to be featured in an episode. Thanks for listening!
October 30, 2025
Dr. Sara Barton - Mental & Spiritual Health
Dr. Sara Barton, Director of Pastoral Care at Baylor University, joins us to talk about mental and spiritual health. Mental health and spiritual health are deeply intertwined. Dr. Barton has some advice for you as you navigate your mental wellbeing as a college student. *** Follow Baylor Spiritual Life on Instagram and Facebook. Visit our website to learn more about us. Need care? Connect with the Department of Pastoral Care or the Department of Student Care & Wellbeing. *** School Spirit: Faithful Conversations for College Students is hosted by Baylor University’s Office of Spiritual Life, and is meant to be a resource for students experiencing their faith in the university setting. Each episode, we’re sitting down with Baylor faculty and staff, campus ministry leaders, and other guests to discuss topics to help students at Baylor and beyond on their spiritual journeys. If you’re a college student, this podcast is for you. We’re here every episode to give you a new way to integrate your faith at your university. We’re covering topics like community, taking ownership of your faith, future calling, and more. Each episode you’ll hear thoughts and questions from Baylor students, followed by a discussion with one of our guests. And if you’re a Baylor student, you can look for us out on campus if you want your voice to be featured in an episode. Thanks for listening!
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