Graduate students and young professionals are invited to participate in the G.R.A.D. Group, a vibrant community of young adult Catholics who meet regularly to grow in their faith and form lasting relationships. The G.R.A.D. acronym stands for the four pillars of the group's mission--Growth, Relationships, Activity, and Dialogue.

Graduate study is both academically and time intensive. Countless hours are spent inside one building or one lab, often confining grads only to meet others in their program. Similarly, young professionals who have just begun working around Ann Arbor may be seeking to establish a new sense of community. The GRAD group offers a variety of social and formational activities meant to foster a sense of community among the Catholics here in Ann Arbor.

Upcoming Events Include:

GRAD Thanksgiving Dinner

A great way to get involved is by joining a Small Church Community (SCC). SCCs gather weekly to read and reflect on the upcoming Sunday’s readings.  They provide an opportunity for young adult Catholics to discuss faith in an intimate environment and grow in relationship with others and with God. To learn more or to sign up click here.
For more information about the various offerings or to receive regular updates on what the GRAD group has to offer, contact campus minister Kelly Dunlop.