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Statement

Let us Bear One Another’s Burdens and so Fulfill the Law of Christ

We believe all human beings are created “in the image of God” (Gen 1:27) and therefore loved equally by God, worthy of dignity, respect, and deserving of equal treatment under the law.

Academics

Master’s Programs

Get the academic and clinical experience to serve as a chaplain or enhance your healthcare degree.

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Education

Centers & Programs

Read about the offerings of the centers and Humanities Program.

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We are committed to providing you a religious curriculum that fosters faith development both personally and professionally, while serving the larger community.

Our Programs

Our unique graduate degree programs and two certificate programs are designed with a faith-based, wholistic approach to the health sciences.

About Our School

The study of religion has been a central focus since 1905. Learn more about our early beginnings and how we coordinate teaching, research and service throughout the campus.

Dual Degrees

Enhance your educational experience with a dual degree in Bioethics. Students enrolled in another program are welcome to apply to gain additional skills.

Meet Our Alumni

Listen to the inspiring stories of our alumni and how their experience at the School of Religion shaped their careers and lives.

Contact Us

For more information regarding our campus, programs or admissions process, please call us at 909-558-7478 or email religion@llu.edu

Center for Christian Bioethics

Our center seeks to increase the awareness of biomedical issues faced by people of all faiths, ethnicities and backgrounds.

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Center for Spiritual Life and Wholeness

Experience opportunities to explore whole person care and spiritual health, both academically and personally through our center.

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Our program seeks to integrate humanities into the health professional programs on campus and to educate the community on the intersecting issues on law, medicine, art, health, religion, and the various aspects of society and culture.

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