University, Virginia
July 21
Life Pacific University Virginia offers godly, high-quality faculty who are committed to empowering and educating LPU undergraduate students at our Christiansburg, Virginia campus. Assistant Professor and Director of Academic Services, Ryan Lytton, M.A., is a proud alum after he started his education at LIFE East Bible College and continued at Life Pacific University where he graduated in 2007 with a Bachelor’s degree in Biblical Studies. He completed a Master of Arts in Christian Thought from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary where he focused on how the Bible was interpreted in the Patristic Period (100-800 AD). He’s currently pursuing a Ph.D. through Ridley College, continuing his study of Patristic Exegesis by looking at the reception of Proverbs 8:22-31 up to 381 CE.
Professor Lytton has been married to Samantha (also a Life Pacific graduate, class of ‘08) since 2008. Their first child, Marshall, was born in 2014, and their second, Amelia, was born in 2016.
Recently, Professor Ryan Lytton had the opportunity to lead a workshop at the 2023 Foursquare Connection in Anaheim, California discussing Women in Ministry Leadership as understood through the lens of Paul. His session “Has Paul Really Said…?” Â looked into the cultural context behind Paul’s verses regarding women in ministry leadership. You can watch his workshop here.
We appreciate Professor Lytton’s commitment to the students of LPUVA and his contribution to Life Pacific University on our Virginia campus. He is a gift to the LPU community.
Learn more about LPUVA here.
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September 11
Life Pacific University students gathered for Fall One Day, a powerful day of worship, student-led ministry, baptisms, original LPU Worship music, and moments of spiritual renewal as the 2026–27 academic year begins.
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September 10
Life Pacific University’s annual Heart My Church event brought local church leaders to campus, helping students connect with church communities where they can belong, serve, and grow throughout their LPU experience.
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September 10
New partnership expands access to Christ-centered higher education, ministry training, and leadership development for the next generation of Christian leaders.
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September 8
Life Pacific University is entering the 2026–27 academic year with a transformed campus and an ambitious vision for what comes next, investing in spaces that strengthen student life, enhance safety, expand academic opportunities, and visibly reflect the university’s Christ-centered, Spirit-filled mission.
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September 3
As part of New Student Orientation, incoming Life Pacific University students served at six locations across San Dimas and the surrounding community, putting LPU’s commitment to faith and servant leadership into action.
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September 3
Life Pacific University officially marked the beginning of the 2026–27 academic year on Tuesday, September 1, with Convocation Chapel, bringing new and returning students together with faculty, staff, and University leaders for one of LPU’s most meaningful beginning-of-the-year traditions.
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September 3
Life Pacific University Trustee Jessie Cruickshank explores the intersection of identity, story, neuroscience and Christian discipleship in her new book, Becoming Good News, co-authored with Julia Schmaltz.
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September 1
Explore the differences between LPU Seminary’s Master of Divinity (MDiv) and Master of Arts in Theological Studies (MATS). Learn how each program’s curriculum, length, and ministry focus can help you choose the degree that best fits your calling and future goals.
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August 31
Life Pacific University welcomed its largest incoming class in more than six years to the San Dimas campus during Fall 2026 New Student Orientation, held Friday and Saturday, August 28–29.









