Wait Chapel
Wait Chapel is the largest non-athletic indoor setting on the Reynolda Campus with a seating capacity of 2,250. Wait Chapel is the spiritual center and the focal point of the university. Gardens located on either side of the entrance to the chapel provide a beautiful background for wedding pictures.
1834 Wake Forest Road Winston-Salem, NC 27106
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Krista Tippett is a Peabody Award-winning broadcaster and New York Times bestselling author. As the creator and host of public radio’s On Being...
The annual Wake Forest Lovefeast celebrates one of the unique traditions of the Moravian community in Winston‑Salem. This year there will be two services...
The annual Wake Forest Lovefeast celebrates one of the unique traditions of the Moravian community in Winston‑Salem. This year there will be two services...
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TEDxWakeForestU: Metamorphic, will demonstrate how the world is always changing and developing towards a better future by hearing from extraordinary...
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Sacred Arts of Tibet: Healing Ritual
10/18/2018Recent Activity
Janine Vlasis left a positive review 3/22/2018
Fantastic!
Rachel Paff left a positive review 3/22/2018
A magnificent evening provided by world class jazz quartet. Thank you for bringing Branford Marsalis to Wake Forest!
Diahann Rice left a positive review 1/23/2018
The program was excellent and the words that I walked away with was "Unified Strength'. Dr. Dyson was awesome and bold with his truth which I admire. He stepped on a lot of toes, but this is what is needed, sometimes we have to be disturbed into action. Excellent!
Silvia Correa left a positive review 10/19/2017
Excellent performance.
Lia Scholl posted a photo 2/15/2017
Wake Forest Baptist Church at the Moral March
sykesll@wfu.edu left a positive review 11/10/2016
Absolutely wonderful! Music was fantastic.
Candice Burris left a positive review 11/10/2016
LOVED IT !!! Fascinating... high energy and skill.
Carol Prillaman left a positive review 9/29/2016
Excellent. So glad he discussed the topic of polarization and totalitarian in regard to extremism in the political realm! Great to hear for all age groups!
Wait Chapel posted a photo 8/5/2016
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Lorene Fisher left a positive review 9/25/2018
My favorite quote of the night: "Take what you have to make what you need. You have to start somewhere." (Tarana Burke)
I am so glad that I attended this event! Tarana was a fabulous speaker - down-to-earth, yet captivating and impactful. It was awesome to see the plethora and diversity of students, staff, faculty, and community members in the audience. Tarana really illuminated the root of the 'me too' movement, where it started, and where it's going, which was so contrast to the narrative I have heard and received through popular media. She spoke about healing for survivors and changing culture as a priority, in addition to the need for and power of advocacy that comes with community organizing particularly for our youth and next generations. She called us to action by connecting it to our University's beloved motto: Pro Humanitate. This event was very organized and very intentional, which is much appreciated.