Inter-Religious Prayer Room

A unique space for the University of Richmond community, the Inter-Religious Prayer Room, located in the Wilton Center, is a place of prayer, reflection, and meditation for people of all religious traditions. This special space is named for Chaplain Emeritus David D. Burhans, who served the University for 30 years.

Although the room appears empty, the credenzas were designed to store sacred objects from many world religions and, when opened, become resources for worship by members of diverse religious traditions.

Currently, the space is used on a regular basis by those of the Muslim, Buddhist, Catholic, Hindu, and Jewish faiths. Faculty, staff and students may use the room for personal prayer and meditation when it is not reserved. 

For additional information, please contact Olivia Rosenblum in the Office of the Chaplaincy.

Temporary Prayer Room
The Interfaith Prayer Room is currently unavailable as the Wilton Center finishes undergoing some renovations. If you are looking for a space to pray or meditate, please visit our temporary prayer space in Room 348 in Tyler Haynes Commons.