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The Council for Christian Colleges & Universities is a higher education association of more than 185 Christian institutions around the world. Since 1976, the CCCU has served as the leading national voice of Christian higher education. With campuses across the globe, including more than 150 in the U.S. and Canada and more than 30 from an additional 19 countries, CCCU institutions are accredited, comprehensive colleges and universities whose missions are Christ-centered and rooted in the historic Christian faith. Most also have curricula rooted in the arts and sciences. The CCCU’s mission is to advance the cause of Christ-centered higher education and to help our institutions transform lives by faithfully relating scholarship and service to biblical truth. Source

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Always Becoming, Never Arriving: Developing an Imagination for Teaching Christianly

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As a teacher—whether K-12 or a college professor—have you ever pondered questions like: What does it mean to teach in a Christianly manner? Or: Where is my calling in the teaching profession? Or: How can I develop a genuine faith-based imagination in my teaching? Always Becoming, Never Arriving: Developing an Imagination for Teaching Christianly (Cascade Books, 2024), written by David J.
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From the President: Cultivating Future Leaders In Christian Higher Education

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About We are a global higher education association dedicated to advancing faith and intellect for the common good. Advocacy We serve as an effective, respected, and honest advocate for Christ-centered higher education in the United States and around the world. Career Center More than just a job finding service, the CCCU Career Center connects passionate people with meaningful careers in Christian higher education, church ministry, and at faith-based nonprofits.
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The Daniel Option: Pursuing Faithfulness Through Changing Times

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It is an uncertain time in the world of higher education. The air remains tense in the wake of protests that erupted on campuses across America over the past year. The threat of violence directly impacting colleges and universities looms as large and palpable as ever with the assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University in September. Suits and counter-suits abound, and of the canceling and uncanceling of speakers, as it were, there is no end.
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Radically Countercultural: Being Bridge-Builders in a War-Torn World

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LCC International University is a Christian liberal arts university located in Klaipeda, Lithuania, founded as the Soviet Union was collapsing in 1991. The vision was big. As a private Christian institution, we began during a window in time when the challenges often seemed beyond us—the cultural and political context hadn’t allowed for “private” or “Christian” for decades, and Lithuania issued an invitation for us to begin a university shaped by a Western, values based perspective.
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The Counterintuitive Need to Cultivate Doubt

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“The really important thing is to try and make opinion increasingly responsible to the facts. There can be no liberty for a community which lacks the information by which to detect lies.” —Walter Lippmann, Public Opinion Despite our culture’s negative associations with the word, doubt is not something to be simply avoided. Doubt plays a key role in detecting truth, among other things, providing the impetus to identify falsehoods.
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Cracks in the Bedrock: Christian Colleges’ Role in Repairing Civic Virtue

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American public life today is marked by deepening polarization, cultural fragmentation, and a crisis of civic virtue. Many observers have noted a decline in the moral consensus that once undergirded our experiment in ordered liberty. American politics now increasingly resembles an arena of permanent combat. The usual explanations—social media, polarization, demographic sorting—miss a deeper cause: the erosion of the moral and institutional architecture that once moderated public life.
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Partner or Perish? Seizing New Opportunities in Christian Higher Education

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About We are a global higher education association dedicated to advancing faith and intellect for the common good. Advocacy We serve as an effective, respected, and honest advocate for Christ-centered higher education in the United States and around the world. Career Center More than just a job finding service, the CCCU Career Center connects passionate people with meaningful careers in Christian higher education, church ministry, and at faith-based nonprofits.
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Diagnosing Christian Colleges

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About We are a global higher education association dedicated to advancing faith and intellect for the common good. Advocacy We serve as an effective, respected, and honest advocate for Christ-centered higher education in the United States and around the world. Career Center More than just a job finding service, the CCCU Career Center connects passionate people with meaningful careers in Christian higher education, church ministry, and at faith-based nonprofits.
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Preparing the Next Generation of Leaders for Christian Higher Education

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About We are a global higher education association dedicated to advancing faith and intellect for the common good. Advocacy We serve as an effective, respected, and honest advocate for Christ-centered higher education in the United States and around the world. Career Center More than just a job finding service, the CCCU Career Center connects passionate people with meaningful careers in Christian higher education, church ministry, and at faith-based nonprofits.
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From the Vice President of Communication: Navigating a New Season

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I was honored to serve as a college professor at CCCU institutions for over a decade. Every year, I looked for ways to present material in a fresh, memorable manner. I frequently stated that I was not teaching students but “future colleagues” whom I wanted to work with someday. Every project and assignment was designed to build the scaffolding of success, showing the value of connecting classroom skills to purposeful action and service for others.
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