Spiritual life

Students from all years and majors join the Spiritual Life retreat every semester for a day of connection, reflection, and spiritual renewal.

Films present a unique way to examine worldview and themes of redemption, suffering, and the power of stories. Join for a film viewing and discussion led by spiritual life student leaders.

This program allows students to integrate faith with their own creative expression and share those with the LCC community.

This is an annual women’s and men’s brunch focused on discussion of a critical issue. Past topics have included social media, body image, and pornography.

Alpha is an 11-week course that introduces students to the basics of Christianity which occurs at LCC each spring. Students meet in small groups over dinner to discuss questions of faith and purpose.

Each week we gather with the LCC community for a service designed for rest, worship and discovery. Join us on Wednesdays at 12:15 in Neufeld Auditorium. 

If you’re a musician or singer and would like to try out for a worship team, please fill out this form. Tryout happen each semester in the first week of classes.

Join a Bible study to engage the Word and learn more about God and His calling in our lives. Bible studies meet both on and off campus and are led by students and faculty/staff members.

Besides Bible studies, there are a variety of prayer groups, worship gatherings, and men and women’s discussion groups that meet on and off campus for encouragement and accountability.

Grow in your faith by stepping into a leadership position. Each year the Spiritual Life Office recruits Spiritual Life student leaders, Chapel Worship leaders, Vilnius Camp leaders, and Bible study/faith group leaders and provides training, support, and mentoring for these leaders.

The chaplain and discipleship coordinator are always available to meet with individuals for prayer, spiritual support, and counsel. Please contact us at jaltena@lcc.lt or hschundler@lcc.lt, or come by Defehr 22d to talk more and receive support as you ask questions and grow in faith.

The Spiritual Life Office sponsors a variety of programs every December to examine slavery on a local and global level and how faith compels us to work for justice in this area.

Each May, LCC students have the chance to participate in a missions trip to Vilnius to run an English/Bible camp for fifth grade students.

There are a variety of opportunities to serve on and off campus with ministries, churches, and other organizations. Contact the Spiritual Life Office for more details.