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.
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?
University
April 24
Life Pacific University is proud to honor its 2026 Faculty of the Year recipients. They are an exceptional group of educators whose dedication, scholarship, and Christ-centered leadership continue to shape the lives of students across every program.
University
April 20
Life Pacific University welcomed a familiar face home this week when Lynsi Snyder, President and Owner of In-N-Out Burger, visited chapel to share her personal story of faith, resilience, and what it means to lead with humility in the marketplace.
University
April 16
Life Pacific University is celebrating a historic milestone as President Angie Richey officially signed Memorandums of Understanding welcoming six new Micro Campuses into the LPU network.
University, California
April 13
We are excited to welcome Lynsi Snyder-Ellingson to chapel at Life Pacific University on Tuesday, April 14th.
University
April 12
When a team of LPU students landed in Puerto Rico this spring, they had a plan: serve, connect, and contribute to the work already happening on the island through Dream Center Esperanza, a Foursquare ministry based there. What they didn't plan for, and what seems to have mattered most, was what the week did to them.









