Louisiana Christian University

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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 ministry staff member is listed under the Baptist Collegiate Ministry. Chapel event contacts on the faith page are School of Christian Studies faculty and are not counted.)
• Retreats or spiritual emphasis weeks each year: One or two (Annual fall revival (one week a year), recorded as one spiritual emphasis week.)
• Bible studies, small groups and Christian student organizations: Many (Official pages list several Christian student groups, including Fresh Fire Club (a student-led Bible study), Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Delight Ministries, Harvest Laborers, Renewed Mind Society and the Baptist Collegiate Ministry.)
• Chapel services during the week: Once a week (Regular chapel is held once a week, on Tuesdays at 11 a.m. The handbook also mentions special chapel services scheduled during the semester; they are not counted as regular weekly services.)
• Chapel attendance expected of students: Required, with a set number of services each term (Full-time day students must earn 11 chapel credits each semester, with set required chapels in each term.)
• A chapel or worship space on campus: Yes (The handbook lists the regular chapel services and their time and place, Tuesdays at 11:00 a.m. in Guinn Auditorium.)
• Published weekly schedule of chapel, worship and prayer: 1 or 2 times a week (1 weekly time documented: 1 chapel, 0 worship night, 0 prayer.)
• Bible or theology courses required of all bachelor's students: 2 courses (The Central Curriculum requires RL 105 Survey of the Bible and RL 106 Interpreting the Bible of all students. RL 305 Christian Worldview is counted under T3, not here.)
• Required courses include study of the Old and New Testaments: Required of all students (RL 105 is required of all students and surveys the Bible from Genesis to Revelation; it covers both Testaments. The catalog page does not separately list Old and New Testament courses.)
• Christian worldview or faith-and-learning courses required: 1 course (RL 305 Christian Worldview is required of all students and is described as building a Christian worldview. It is counted once, here.)
• Faith integrated across the curriculum (stated in academic or faculty policy): Yes (The Central Curriculum, which all students take, states its aim as learning within a biblical worldview.)
• Bible, theology or ministry major offered: Yes (A Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies is offered.)
• A published statement of faith: Yes
• Missions trips offered to students: Some (The school says it helps facilitate cross-cultural mission trips.)
• Partnerships with local churches and ministries for service: Many (Ten named local churches and ministries took part in the March 2026 SENDLA service day.)
• Cross-cultural or global ministry programs: Some (Cross-cultural mission trips are offered through the School of Missions and Ministries.)
• Service explicitly rooted in the Christian mission: Yes (SENDLA service is explicitly rooted in Matthew 28 (the Great Commission).)