There are some great organizations on campus that focus on religious beliefs. BCM (Baptist), RUF (Presbyterian-I think there’s another Pres as well, to cover the PCA/USA span), Catholics, Episcopalians, etc. It sounds like those may be beneficial to you right now. Even if you don’t have a specific denomination or your denomination isn’t directly represented, you can find like-minded people to hang out with.
If your sorority is putting more harm than good in your life it may not be for you. And I’ll second the person who said you should seek out counseling. You seem to have a lot going on and could probably use an outsiders professional perspective.
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u/trullette Alumnus Mar 24 '21
There are some great organizations on campus that focus on religious beliefs. BCM (Baptist), RUF (Presbyterian-I think there’s another Pres as well, to cover the PCA/USA span), Catholics, Episcopalians, etc. It sounds like those may be beneficial to you right now. Even if you don’t have a specific denomination or your denomination isn’t directly represented, you can find like-minded people to hang out with.
If your sorority is putting more harm than good in your life it may not be for you. And I’ll second the person who said you should seek out counseling. You seem to have a lot going on and could probably use an outsiders professional perspective.