The Student University Interfaith Council Students of any (or no) religious traditions meet weekly to discuss various religious and ethical issues.  The SUIC fosters interfaith relationships and promotes tolerance between individuals of different faiths on campus.
For information contact Chad Mitchell chadmitchell@mstar.net  

Acts 2 Christian Fellowship - A2 is a campus group that seeks to follow the example set by the early Christian church described in Acts 2:42-47. We hold weekly Bible studies as well as activities throughtout the school year. If you're looking for a place to grow spiritually, or if you're simply interested in finding out what Christianity is all about, come check us out!
Albert Lee, (408) 892-4015 asleesv@gmail.com, www.a2cf.net/ucsc/

American Indian Turtle Lodge Council provides academic, social and cultural support for Native American students to maintain their cultural heritage and succeed in higher education. Programs include the Full Circle Mentorship Program, internship opportunities, quarterly Potlucks and cultural ceremonies. Lucio Gilbert Cloud Ramirez, 459.5389 lramirez@ucsc.edu, www2.ucsc.edu.air

Asian-American Christian Fellowship is committed to making disciples, primarily to those who are Asian Pacific Americans, with the life-changing message of Jesus Christ, by educating and equipping students in biblical foundations, Christian disciplines, and the development of spiritual gifts in order to prepare for witness and service on the campus, in the local church, in the marketplace, and in world missions.
Wanda Tung, 510-205-6144, wandawtung@gmail.com

UCSC Buddhist Fellowship - a student organization offering Buddhist education, religious services and social activities. Our goal is to build a Buddhist community on campus that offers support socially and spiritually to fellow Buddhists and those new to Buddhism. Rev. Jay Shinseki, shinseki@ucsc.edu, 459-2374

Chabad Student Center - The Chabad Student Center offers Judaism with a personal touch, provides a place where tradition meets trend, and uses a style that fuses mysticism with modernity. From our fammily-style Shabbat and Holiday events to our personalized educational programs, the Chabad House is your Home Away From Home for Jewish celebration and education.
www.jewcsc.com, rabbi@jewcsc.com

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - offers regular religious and social activities, on and off campus. We welcome everyone who is interested in the integration of spiritual and scholastic life.
Chad Mitchell, 438.1972, chadmitchell@mstar.net

FEAST – The United Campus Christian Ministry – an Ecumenical & Progressive Christian ministry supporting diverse spiritual journeys. Programs center on Faith, Education, Action & Service Together (FEAST). Activities include weekly Bible studies, monthly community service in Northern California, Kresge Pride, quarterly service retreats with other UC’s, visiting local churches and holiday events.
Michelle Miller uccm@ucsc.edu 900 High St

Grad Student & Postdoc Christian Fellowship (GPCF)  a interdenominational group committed to the historic affirmations of the faith the authority of the Bible.  We support and encourage one another in discipleship and as a witness to the truth and transforming power of the gospel
Peter & Janet Payne, peter.payne@stanfordalumni.org
704-7011, 734-216-0783

High Street College Fellowship - we are a multigenerational Christian congregation adjacent to campus seeking to better serve the UCSC community. High Street welcomes people of all ages, ethnicities and backgrounds to participate in Christian community through a variety of events and opportunities to serve in the ongoing life of the church. We also provide rides to and from our Sunday worship gatherings, followed by a freshly prepared lunch and teaching/discussion time for students.
Shayne Wessel,831-426-0207 ex. 103, shayne@hscchurch.org
www.hscchurch.org .

Hillel / Jewish Student Resource Center - offers cultural, social, holiday, Israel and social action activities to make Judaism more accessible and meaningful. Explore your Jewish heritage through weekly Shabbat Services and Dinners, weekly campus Torah and Kabbalah classes, Free Birthright trips to Israel, and so much more!
www.santacruzhillel.org, 222 Cardiff Place, (next to 7-11.)

Indian Student Interfaith Network - Indian students of Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Buddhist, Zoroastrian, Christian, Jainism and other faiths network with, and learn from, each other.
Dr. Annapurna Devi Pandey, 427.1232, 332.2320 pandey@ucsc.edu

International Students, Inc. - Sharing Christ's love with International students with volunteers from 14 local Christian churches offer friendship, respect and cultural exchange to international students Friendship Partners, Conversation Partners, fun monthly friendship activities, and Bible studies.
Peggy Pollard, 423-2593, ISI.SantaCruz@gmail.com
http://www.isiwebnet.net/sites/PeggyPollard

InterVarsity Christian Fellowship - a multi-ethnic community of students from various Christian backgrounds interested in following Jesus together at UCSC. Weekly Bible studies on campus and a campus-wide meeting with teaching and worship.
Shannon Spaulding sleighsp@gmail.com http://www.ivslugs.com

Korea Campus Crusade for Christ - We wish to strengthen students' faith in Christ, increase their wisdom and inform their reason for faith in Christ. We provide meetings for fellowship, worship and samll group Bible studies.
Blaine Kim, junghan86@gmail.com

Lutheran Campus Ministry - we exist to enrich each person’s journey of faith through study and through experience. We offer Bible studies, seminars, movies and retreats for learning experiences; music, prayer, worship and Dinner Fellowships for spiritual expression, and hikes, day trips, community service and environmental activism to expand our horizons.
Inese Dahl, 241.3367, inese@messiah-lutheran.us
Messiah Lutheran, 801 High St

Muslim Students Association we strive to embody the concepts of unity, strength and activism and implement these in our daily lives. We are dedicated to spreading truth, increasing awareness in our community, dissolving stereotypes, resisting oppression, and strengthening the bonds between Muslims and humanity at large. We seek to educate, and be educated; to promote a better understanding of Islam among Muslims and people of other faiths.
ucsc.msa@gmail.com

Newman Catholic Campus Ministry – we welcome, support and challenge college students, faculty & staff in practicing their faith and growing spiritually. We empower students to explore their gifts and discern their place in the Catholic Church and the wider Christian community. Weekly Mass at Sun, 7 p.m., on campus, retreats, socials, community service projects, religious education, Bible Study.
Chris Nunez dcnunez@dons.usfca.edu
http://www.newmanite.org, 285 Meder St

Orthodox Student Fellowship - Provides a safe, joyful, dynamic group, populated by Orthodox Christians of any ethnic background, serving God and supporting each other with love and respect, while sharing our traditions and allowing our spiritual lives to flourish. Contacts: Shirley Manis, Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Chruch, (831) 429-6500, www.propheteliassantacruz.org Vladimir Howry, Student Representative, (559) 274-7069, jhowry@ucsc.edu

S.O.U.L.J.A. "Steppin' Out United and Loving Jesus Always! is a young adult ministry that provides a safe place for age groups 18-35 to come worship, fellowship, and learn more about the Word of God. Through this ministry, you will have the opportunity to get an in-depth look at the Bible and learn how you can apply the Word of God to relationships, shcool, work or any other challenging stiuation life may bring.
Ken Williams, Pastor 831-423-6388
information@progressivemissionary.org
http://www.progressivemissionary.org

Secular Student Alliance - a student group for atheist, agnostics, humanists and freethinkers to debate, discuss, and create a positive image of non-believers.
Nick Conrad 626-224-6619, ssasantacruz@gmail.com Look us up on Facebook

Currently Inactive:
American Society of Friends (Quaker)
Baha'i Faith
Military Chaplaincy