Fellowship Groups & Engagement Opportunities
We invite all people to come to learn about who Jesus is and what it means to follow him. We do so through a weekly large group Bible study, various small groups for discipleship and mentorship, small group Bible studies, and community-building events. Find links to our online meetings and events at lvc.dm.org or follow us on Instagram @lvcdm.
For more information, contact Sarah at sarah.evans@dm.org.
FCA is a weekly Bible study where we dive into the Word and discuss the different aspects, struggles, and successes of being a Christian athlete and student. As a group, we strive to grow in our faith, to do our best both on and off the field/court, to encourage one another, and to be God’s light to our teammates and friends. We also have fun activities like sport or movie nights and hang outs throughout the year to help us get to know one another and take a break from the stress of being a busy college student.
Whether you are a returning student or a first-year student, are on a sports team, play intramural or just like sports, if you know Jesus Christ, are seeking Him, or are just want to know more, I would encourage you to join us! Meetings are on Mondays at 6 p.m. in the Fellowship Lounge in the Chapel basement.
If you are interested, please email Ben at bvf001@lvc.edu or join the FCA GroupMe.
Catholic Newman Club is a student-run organization that provides opportunities for you to engage with the faith and in fellowship. You can expect anything from Bible studies to game nights from our weekly gatherings, along with community service events and prayer meetings. All LVC students are welcome to join. The club usually meets on Wednesdays from 6–8 p.m.
For more information, please reach out to Faye Gibson (feg001@lvc.edu) or Hannah Horengic (heh001@lvc.edu).
To establish and support a contemplative practice for members of the LVC and surrounding community. All are welcome!
Facilitated by Prof Carmen Garcia-Armero at cgarcia@lvc.edu.
Fall 2024: Mondays from 4–5 p.m. in the Fellowship Lounge, Miller Chapel.
Join Dr. Matt Sayers, Professor of Religion at LVC, as he moderates a diverse panel of area faith leaders (Atheism, Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, and Judaism) seeking to engage some of the tough questions that arise when taking the role of religion in our lives and society seriously. All dialogues will take place at 11 a.m. in Miller Chapel Lobby. Appetizers will be served.
Fall 2024 Semester
- September 17: Religion & Race
- October 15: Religion & Politics
- November 19: Religion & The Other
Spring 2025 Semester
- February 18: Religion & Ableism
- March 18: Religion & the Body
- April 15: Religion & Ageism
