Mirroring “We the People” in the first line of the United States Constitution, the new We The Champions project is designed to unify the many members of the Liberty community around the university’s foundational calling and share that vision with the world.
God calls each of us as Christians to live like Christ — demonstrating champion-like virtues such as integrity, unity, gratitude, faithfulness, joy, and service — in our daily lives. The We The Champions Declaration conveys how those ideals function within a collegiate setting. It communicates why education is important and how Champions for Christ use education to serve God and change the world, living out the biblical character traits of a true champion.
To be involved in the We The Champions project and read inspiring stories from the Liberty community, visit Liberty.edu/Champions and follow #WeTheChampions on social media.
The following stories in this special We The Champions edition of the Liberty Journal demonstrate a tenet of the Declaration.
- We The Faithful
- Overachieving Undergraduate Programs: Demanding Courses and Faculty Mentorship Provide Early Preparation for Graduate School
- Teachers in Training
- Sculpting a Better Future
- Debate Team Continues Its Streak of Success
- Championing a Nation
- Shoe Drive Aids Thousands in the Congo
- The Opioid Epidemic: Responding To a Crisis That Is Gripping Our Nation
- Songs for the Unsung Heroes
- Liberty University becomes Virginia’s first Purple Heart University
- Cinematic Arts Graduates Impact the Film Industry
- Student Helped NASA Prepare for Deep Space Exploration
- In Time of Need
- From Liberty To Capitol Hill