• Design from Dialogue
  Houghton Chapel and Multifaith Center at Wellesley College
  The Reverend Victor Kazanjian and Stephen Kieran, FAI
  Faith and Form: The Interfaith Journal on Religion, Art and Architecture
  Volume 42, Issue 3, 2009
  
• Religion, Spirituality, and Intellectual Development
  Victor H. Kazanjian Jr.
  Dean of Religious and Spiritual Life, Wellesley College
  President of Education as Transformation, Inc.
  Journal of Cognitive Affective Learning, 1 (Spring 2005), 1-7.
  Copyright © 2005, Oxford College of Emory University.
  
• Towards a Multi-faith Community at Wellesley College,
  Victor H. Kazanjian Jr.
  in Building the Interfaith Youth Movement
  ed. Patrice Brodeur and Eboo Patel, (Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield, 2006)
• Beyond Tolerance: From Mono-religious to Multi-religious Life at Wellesley College
  Victor H. Kazanjian, Jr. and the Students of the Wellesley College Multi-faith Council
  From Education as Transformation: Religious Pluralism, Spirituality & a New Vision for Higher Education in America,
  Victor Kazanjian and Peter Laurence, editors, (New York, Peter Lang Press, 2000, pp 213 – 230]
• Seeing God, Face to Face
  "Do all faiths really worship the same God?"
  for Episcopal Life
• Seeking Wholeness not Perfection; in Leadership, Learning and Life Beyond Tolerance: The role of religion and spirituality in the search for community
  An address originally given by the Reverend Victor H. Kazanjian Jr., Dean of Religious Life, Wellesley College at the Business Leadership Council at Wellesley College November 11, 1994
  
• The Long Walk Towards Justice in America
  An address originally given by the Reverend Victor H. Kazanjian Jr., Dean of Religious Life, Wellesley College at a march and rally of local College students at Government Center protesting the Contract for America March 25, 1995
• When our love of learning, becomes learning to love
  An article for Counterpoint Magazine, October 1996
  

Poems and Prayers:

• Broken Trees
  
• Time Is ...
  
• On Learning and Loving

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