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After posting a 54 percent increase in enrollment during the 2010-2011 school year, Life Pacific College (LPC) received the prestigious 2012 Jonathan N. Thigpen Enrollment Growth Award. LPC’s growth rate was the highest among the award’s other co-winners. The award is evidence that the college’s numerous efforts to expand its horizons and train more leaders are working.
Here’s a fascinating look at education in the United States, including how much school costs, how many schools and teachers there are, and the history of Foursquare’s educational involvement.
Just in time for the new school year, Ignite Academy opened its doors at its new address in Christiansburg, Va., and became accredited as an extension campus of Life Pacific College, ensuring transferability of college credits to any college institution.
Meeting a growing trend of students who want to serve in global, hands-on ministry, Life Pacific College hopes to involve 40 percent of their on-campus students in global education in the 2011-2012 school year. Three levels of engagement take students from awareness to immersion and ultimately to long-term commitment as they realize the global focus of the Great Commission.
Foursquare’s Emerging Leader Network (ELN) plans to add 12 new immersive ministry-training programs across the U.S. during the coming school year. Three new ELN programs recently received certification by the Foursquare board of directors and are now part of the expanding network of successful training programs.
The Foursquare board of directors recently approved the move of Foursquare Ignite Academy from the Life Pacific College campus in Southern California to its new home on the campus of CrossPointe Conference Center in Christiansburg, Va. Ignite will be a strategic part of providing Foursquare ministry training to young leaders on the East Coast.
Life Pacific College (LPC) is now accepting student applications for a master’s degree in strategic leadership with an emphasis in ministry. Classes are scheduled to begin in January 2011. Read what prospective students and the LPC faculty and administration are saying about how this new program will help equip existing Foursquare ministers.
As students of all ages gear up for the new school year, General Supervisor Tammy Dunahoo takes a look at Foursquare’s role in Education and Leadership Development.
Life Pacific College President Robert Flores writes about overcoming a standstill life so that we may be able to live a life based on action when it comes to serving others.
Kaleo—a five-day intensive for women called to leadership roles—will take place May 10-14, 2010, on the campus of Foursquare's Life Pacific College.