The Chapel at George Fox University
A Sacred Space
Dear Friends,
George Fox University’s 7,500-square-foot chapel is a sacred space designed for spiritual reflection. Our vision is to create a central place on campus that inspires contemplation, evokes wonder, and fosters a deeper connection with the Lord. The chapel serves not only as a sanctuary for worship but also as a gallery celebrating God’s kingdom.
In a world driven by technology, we conceived a space to reconnect with some- thing more profound than modern conveniences. It’s not a place of escape but one of significant meaning and genuine connection.
Amid constant change, we all long for the eternal. The chapel embodies our commitment to creating a place of enduring beauty, where employees, students and alumni can experience God’s presence in new and transformative ways.
This vision could not have been realized without the generosity of donors who believe in the Christ-centered mission of George Fox. I am deeply grateful for their support.
Yours in Christ,
Robin E. Baker
President
Explore the Chapel
Press Coverage
Oregon's leading arts journal published a feature story on the chapel at George Fox University. Oregon ArtsWatch journalist David Bates wrote an in-depth piece on the art that enriches this long-awaited sacred space. Bates interviewed professor Tim Timmerman, stained glass artist Bryant Stanton, and architect Andrew Burke to get a better understanding of the planning and purpose behind the artistic elements.