We are a community of students passionate about knowing God and participating in his work on campus and in the world. Together we pursue transformation through Scripture to lead and equip others to join in Jesus' extraordinary revolution.

Whether you are a Christian, curious, or simply exploring who Jesus is, we would love to help you get plugged into our community! We have small groups, prayer times, and bible studies happening throughout the week and regular large groups on Fridays where we gather for a time of worship and fellowship.

We worship God and do bible study in order to learn the word of God through speaker nights, praise and worship nights, movies, and Bible studies.

The Muslim Students' Association (MSA) at the University of Waterloo seeks to create a community that is open and dynamic, which caters to the best interests of all Muslims on campus. Our main goals are to provide an Islamic environment for the Muslims at UW, and to raise awareness of Islam among non-Muslims. We achieve these goals by providing services and support for Muslims on campus, and by organizing lectures, conferences, and Islam Awareness Weeks each term for the general UW population.

Power to Change is a Christian club who exists to serve the spiritual needs of students on campus. Anyone and everyone is welcome to our club--whether you are a Christian or not. We would love to hear your life story.

The core of our ministry consists of engaging events, discussion groups, prayer meetings, bible studies, weekly meetings, conferences, and spring/summer mission’s trips.

The Islamic Information Center of the University Waterloo (IICUW), is a registered Federation of Students club that promotes the intercultural diversity amongst society in Canada by enhancing interfaith tolerance and relationship through the improved perception of Islam. The IICUW strives to provide the local community with accurate and unbiased information regarding the principles of Islam. In order to achieve this noble aim, the IICUW facilitates the awareness of Islam by providing the following services:
Free copy of the Holy Quran (English Translation) Free Islamic Information Booths (in SLC) Free Books/DVDs on Islam Free Discover Islam Workshops Free Movie Nights (Documentaries/Lectures) Free Visit to Local Mosque Any information you need about Islam.

The Thaqalayn Muslim Association was founded in early 2012. The club was formed by a group Shia Ithna Asheri Muslim students in response to a lack of an official support network for the post-secondary Shia Muslim students in the Kitchener-Waterloo region. Although the headquarters of TMA Waterloo's activities is the University of Waterloo's main campus, the TMA aims to be accessible to all post-secondary students in the region. Thus, the TMA Waterloo’s purpose is to cater primarily, although not exclusively, to the needs of the Shia Ithna Asheri Muslim post-secondary students at the University of Waterloo, and the surrounding region, while simultaneously representing their collective voices and pursuing their ideals.

UW Cantonese Chinese Christian Fellowship (UWcCCF) is a Christian group on campus with a focus in Cantonese and English speaking students. We aim to build a community of Christian believers on campus, equip members with biblical knowledge, and evangelize others at the University of Waterloo. UWcCCF consists of mostly Christians rooted in Cantonese culture or from a Hong Kong background, however, anyone is welcome to learn more about God, connect with brothers and sisters, and share their love to people around them. We run various interactive activities during our weekly meetings, such as Bible studies, worship, prayer nights, games and outreach services. Please browse our Facebook page to know more about us! We look forward to seeing you!

Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/uwcccf/ (General information)
Email: uwcccf@clubs.feds.ca

The University of Waterloo Malayalee Association (UWMA) is a social and cultural club that aims to promote Malayalee cultures and traditions within the UW student body. This club will not only serve as a means to connect and create a sense of community for Malayalee students at UW, but also creates opportunity for non-Malayalee students to learn more and participate in Malayalee cultures and traditions. Through the organization of social events and cultural workshops, UWMA strives to create a welcoming and safe environment for all students at UW.

The purpose of the club is to gather University of Waterloo students, staff, faculty, and members of the UWaterloo community at large to better understand Nichiren Daishonin’s Buddhism with the keen understanding that we live in a diverse environment. The Soka Gakkai is a diverse global community of individuals in 192 countries and territories who practice Nichiren Buddhism. It cherishes the value of peace, culture and education centered on the respect for the dignity of life. We meet weekly to discuss different topics related to student life and being global citizens through the lens of humanistic Buddhism. We also work on projects related to Nichiren Buddhism education and connect with the larger Waterloo community.