Lubbock Christian University is an institution of higher learning that seeks to continue its founding commitment to the teachings of Christ as found in the Bible.  Established in 1957 by members of the churches of Christ, the school maintains a strong relationships with churches.  Through its various programs of study, the university strives to prepare men and women for life-long Christian service in the family, church and community. 

The university serves a diverse student body from across the United States and around the world.  The board of trustees, the administration, and the faculty believe that the freedom to pursue truth and high academic achievement is compatible with the Christian principles to which the university is committed.  The faculty is dedicated to excellence in teaching, scholarship, and service, and to their role as models of Christian living.  The university community seeks to provide an environment that both supports students and challenges them to critical thinking, an honest and open commitment to truth, and an awareness of their potential service to family, church, and community. 

The school is a residential university that grants baccalaureate and masters-level graduate degrees.  University programs encourage individual interaction among students, faculty, administrators, and staff members.  Faculty and students at LCU work together toward spiritual, social, intellectual, and professional goals in a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs of study.

Mission Statement

The mission of Lubbock Christian University is to teach students the spiritual dimension of life, provide a quality education, and impart a system of values for living and for service to family, community and church.

The mission is embedded in the rich heritage of faith and values that have characterized the university and its founders.  LCU's desire is to pass on this faith and those values to future generations. This mission shapes the purpose of the university and commits Lubbock Christian University to educate, in each offered discipline, leaders who possess a deep and abiding faith in God, a concern for others, and a desire for continuous growth and improvement in all aspects of their lives.

Proclamation of Values

These core values are the guideposts through which the future of the university will be directed.

FAITH IN GOD / ALLEGIANCE TO SCRIPTURE

Our belief is that God has sustained and blessed Lubbock Christian University and will continue to do so.  Therefore, we will act, trust and pray with God as the most vital force for our future.  In addition, His scripture will necessarily serve as the standard for truth and conduct.

PEOPLE

Because of God's love and the teaching of scripture, we know that people are important and at the heart of Lubbock Christian University.  The importance of all people will, therefore, be stressed in all decisions.  Student satisfaction and well-being will be a concern of all who are a part of Lubbock Christian University.  Faculty and staff will be recognized with respect as those who have the ability, opportunity and responsibility to make the vision of Lubbock Christian University a reality. All interested parties such as parents, congregations, and others will be treated with respect because they are extremely important to the vision of Lubbock Christian University.

CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT

The Christian life is one of growth and transformation. As a Christian institution, we value continuous growth and improvement.  Every area of campus life will be expected to improve on a continuing basis. Adequate resources and opportunity will be given, over time, for such improvement to be seen and measured.

TEAM / SERVANT SPIRIT

Lubbock Christian University is a body.  Each part is essential. No one part is more substantial in terms of importance. Team spirit is the lifestyle whereby each member will operate unselfishly for the benefit of the whole.