University, California
April 19
Life Pacific University hosted the annual Theology Week, with special guests Rev. Aaron Calhoun, Dr. Jennifer Miskov, and Dr. Amos Yong. Over the course of the week, chapels were focused on theological topics as well as quick talks were provided by all 3 speakers, which will be included in LPU’s Chaplaincy Certificate Program that launches in summer 2023.
This year’s Theology Week was focused on Racial Reconciliation and Interfaith Dialogue in partnership with Dr. Steven Felix-Jager, the Worship Arts and Media program chair who received the Calvin Grant this past year to host these events. Rev. Aaron Calhoun discussed racial reconciliation in the Church and how Christians can be partnered in bringing biblical justice and unity. Dr. Jennifer Miskov discussed Revivalist History and the importance of remembering the revivals that brought the Church to where it is today. Dr. Amos Yong spoke on the concept of Interfaith dialogue and how to align theologically with the biblical model of interfaith relationships and how to model this important topic in daily living.
Theology Week was a success with our students, staff, faculty, and wonderful guest pastors and scholars that joined both in-person and online over the course of the week.
University, Online
May 22
Life Pacific University is excited to announce the launch of its 100% online Master of Arts in Education, coming July 2027. Designed for working professionals, this practical and leadership-focused degree will equip educators, ministry leaders, nonprofit professionals, and organizational trainers to grow their influence and expand their impact.
University
May 22
Life Pacific University is taking an exciting and much-needed step forward with the launch of its first STEM program, the Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences, coming Fall 2027 through the School of Arts and Sciences.
University
May 21
Life Pacific University celebrated its 2026 Commencement season with a powerful series of events that reflected the heart of the university’s mission: forming and launching leaders into their God given calling.
University
May 12
Life Pacific University is now accepting applications for its July 2026 online graduate programs in leadership, theology, divinity, counseling and business. The application deadline is May 15, and classes begin July 20, giving prospective students the opportunity to take the next step in their calling through flexible, faith-centered graduate education.
University, California, Online
May 6
Life Pacific University is pleased to welcome a dynamic group of new adjunct faculty whose diverse expertise and real-world experience will enrich the academic and spiritual formation of students across multiple programs.
University, California, Online
May 6
Life Pacific University is pleased to share a series of thoughtful leadership appointments and organizational developments that reflect its ongoing commitment to academic excellence, institutional growth, and the formation of students for faithful service and leadership.
University
May 5
Every spring, something remarkable happens on the Life Pacific University campus. Students who spent an entire semester wrestling with cameras, scripts, lighting rigs, and each other's creative visions walk a red carpet, take their seats in a packed chapel, and watch their work come to life on screen in front of hundreds of people who are genuinely moved by what they made. This is Transformations, and if you want to understand what LPU's Media and Communications program is really about, this is the place to start.
University
April 28
When most people picture a mission trip, they imagine a passport, a long flight, and a culture half a world away. This spring, a team of Life Pacific University students discovered that some of the most meaningful mission fields are much closer than expected.
University
April 27
How might faithful Pentecostal Christians approach those with disabilities in our churches, whether those born differently than typically abled persons or those who acquired a disability through disease, injury, or age?













