Portrait of a Graduate

Servant Leaders eagerly look for opportunities to humbly serve the community, following Christ’s example of "laying down His life" for others. They seek to glorify God as they serve with integrity, letting their "'yes' be yes, and their 'no' be no." In an example of servanthood, Servant Leaders lead others in the same way, demonstrating Paul’s exhortation to "imitate me as I imitate Christ."

Truth Seekers understand that all truth is God’s truth, marked by beauty and goodness. They know that Christ and His truth can be found in scholarly pursuits, work, relationships, and leisure. Truth Seekers recognize the search for truth is life-long, and they humbly and joyfully choose to fellowship with God and His community in their quest. Over time, and through obedience, they are transformed and become both wise and free.

Virtuous Stewards recognize that all things come from and belong to God. They embrace their responsibility to fulfill the Creation Mandate given to man in Genesis: to oversee and care for all of Creation and participate in the work of its redemption. Virtuous Stewards understand that material possessions, talents, and relationships are gifts from God and that, like the steward in the Parable of the Talents, they will be called to give account for them. They use their gifts to glorify God, seeking first the Kingdom, trusting Him to "add all other things."