SOULJOURN – Exploring L.A.’s Religious Diversity
SOULJOURNS are a way for all USC students to discover and explore the remarkable spiritual treasures of Los Angeles, which has been documented as the city with the most religious diversity on Earth. Within just a few miles of our campus are places of worship representing all the great religions of the world, as well as spiritual centers unique to our area. Each semester, we’ll visit different temples, churches, or mosques. All students are welcome to come along any or all of these visits. To get a current schedule and to reserve places on these trips, email orsl@usc.edu .
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- USC students on a SOULJOURN to the Deer Park Buddhist Monastery in Escondido, CA, on 11/4/12
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- SOULJOURN to the Wat Thai Buddhist Temple in Los Angeles, 11-9-14
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- SOULJOURN to the Hsi Lai Buddhist Temple in Hacienda Heights near LA, 3-1-15
SOULJOURN by Jim Burklo, available on Amazon
SOULJOURN is a novel by Rev. Jim Burklo, emeritus Senior Associate Dean of Religious Life at USC, and recommended reading for all students exploring world religions. It’s a conversation-starter about religious diversity and pluralism in America. See the SOULJOURN study guide.
