Justice University

Partly researched

We have checked some of this college’s faith and campus life facts against its own official pages. There is not yet enough verified to grade them, so the findings below are what we could confirm. Anything not listed has not been confirmed yet.

• Spiritual life staff (pastors, ministers and professional staff): 1 to 2 (One named chaplain is listed in the spiritual life staff; the chair of the Spiritual Formation and Christian Ministry department is an academic position and is not counted.)
• Bible studies, small groups and Christian student organizations: A few (Student small groups and student-led Bible studies are described.)
• Chapel services during the week: Once a week (Weekly chapel services (one a week).)
• Campus pastors or chaplains serving students: Full-time campus pastor or chaplain (A named chaplain is listed on the faculty and staff page. He is also listed with a professor title. Recorded as fulltime under the rule that a named chaplain is fulltime unless a page says part-time.)
• A chapel or worship space on campus: Yes (A campus chapel is described on the official contact page.)
• Faith integrated across the curriculum (stated in academic or faculty policy): Yes
• Bible, theology or ministry major offered: Yes
• A published statement of faith: Yes
• Service hours or service-learning in the curriculum: Available (Service-learning projects are available to students in the Social Justice and Global Development program; not stated as required of all students.)
• Partnerships with local churches and ministries for service: Some (A service month with a local church is named on the official Social Justice page.)
• Cross-cultural or global ministry programs: Some (One cross-cultural program: a semester of study at African Bible College in Malawi, open to all students.)
• Service explicitly rooted in the Christian mission: Yes