Interfaith Sailing
- Greg Tuttle

- Sep 9, 2025
- 2 min read

Making time to break from the heat during the hottest week of the year, Agape San Diego and Hillel SDSU hosted a day on the bay that was glorious. Beautiful conditions, great smiles, and new friends. We shared prayers, celebrated God among us, napped, and sailed the day away.
Interfaith campus ministries play a vital role in fostering a spirit of unity, understanding, and respect among students of diverse religious backgrounds. By creating spaces where individuals from different faith traditions can come together, share their beliefs, and engage in dialogue, interfaith ministries on college campuses help build a community that values inclusivity. These ministries often provide opportunities for students to explore the common threads that unite them while also celebrating their differences. Whether through collaborative service projects, shared worship experiences, or casual conversations, interfaith ministry encourages students to reflect on their personal faith journeys while learning about the faiths of others, ultimately enriching their spiritual lives and expanding their worldview.
Now, put all that on the Mission Bay!
Sailing offers a unique way to experience personal growth, team dynamics, and the natural world. Much like interfaith ministry, sailing is an activity that requires collaboration, trust, and communication. Navigating a sailboat involves coordination and respect for different roles within the crew, just as interfaith dialogue requires listening and understanding. Both activities demand a balance of independence and interdependence, and both have a rhythm that can mirror spiritual reflection. Whether on the open water, facing unpredictable winds and tides, or in a group gathering for interfaith dialogue, the experiences are transformative, providing moments of quiet reflection, unity, and a sense of adventure.
Agape has a rich history of collaboration with faith partners, like Hillel of San Diego, the jewish community centers at SDSU and UC San Diego. We had a blast and are already planning our next outing.






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