Faith & Service Articles

Dr. Jerry Vines, pastor of First Baptist Church of Jacksonville, Fla., was the keynote speaker at Liberty University’s 46th Baccalaureate.

Throughout the year, Liberty University students, faculty, and staff volunteer over 500,000 service hours in the community, including a two-day blitz that saw 2,200 volunteers serving nearly 100 organizations.

Members of the Liberty Worship Collective used their talents locally, nationally, and internationally at three different venues over Easter weekend.

With the first lady’s visit to Liberty University in November for a televised town hall, and with more events underway, Liberty is helping to put the spotlight on a national…

Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine student doctors are making an impact on Southside Virginia.

While America’s earliest Christian colleges have abandoned their roots, Liberty University stands alone in fulfilling its promise to instill Christian principles in higher education.

Two Liberty University students share their perspective and personal connection to the opioid crisis.

Liberty University alumnus Rick Amato shared his story of overcoming addiction and helping others to do the same.

Five Liberty University students traveled to Trinidad and Tobago to deliver boxes filled with gifts for children as part of Operation Christmas Child.

LU Shepherd Leah Summers tells what servanthood should look like in this Faith In Focus column.

Liberty’s baseball team shared love with orphans and led clinics and played with Dominican Republic youth and semi-pro teams on a fall semester outreach trip.

Lady Flames senior figure skater Katherine Thacker started an annual letter-writing campaign in 2016 called “Words of Worth” in memory of her father.

Liberty student-athletes supported the Lynchburg community through a variety of fundraising efforts and food and clothing drives during the fall semester.

While people expect a Christian college to hold worship services and Bible studies, the steady spiritual encouragement that Liberty University students receive goes well beyond those activities.

Two Liberty University School of Aeronautics graduates are using floatplanes to transport people from the dense jungle to a hospital.