Service-Learning Projects
Integrated into the academic calendar, initiatives such as Leo Club and CAS projects connect classroom learning with real-world needs, whether tutoring underprivileged children, organizing food drives, or partnering with local charities. Students don't just learn about social issues; they actively participate in addressing them.
Faith in Action
Integrated into the academic calendar, initiatives such as Leo Club and CAS projects connect classroom learning with real-world needs, whether tutoring underprivileged children, organizing food drives, or partnering with local charities. Students don't just learn about social issues; they actively participate in addressing them.
Annual local and international mission opportunities give students a broader perspective on God's heart for the world. Through cross-cultural engagement, they develop empathy, adaptability, and a deeper understanding of their role as global Christians.
From recycling initiatives to campus greening projects, students are encouraged to care for God's creation. These hands-on activities instill a sense of responsibility for the environment and practical skills in sustainable living.
Annual donation drives that distribute essentials to rural areas, and immersion programs where older students live in developing Indonesian villages to serve local schools and build infrastructure.