Christian Life Communities

Purpose:

Christian Life Communities are small faith-sharing groups that consist of about six to eight students from a specific class. CLC, however, is more than just a faith-sharing group. It is a way of life. It focuses on the values of community, service, and spirituality. CLC's are groups that gather to support one another in living a spiritual lifestyle. The purpose of the community is for members to gather and reflect on their lives - to pray together, socialize and minister with and to one another using Ignatian Spirituality as a model. The focus is on the development of the inner self within community, and therefore, CLC touches the affective side of people in a way clubs and other groups cannot. A guide, someone who has been in a CLC group before, leads the group meetings. CLC groups meet in the mornings before school begins from 7:40 a.m. through homeroom. Some groups meet weekly, others bimonthly.

Extra Information:

For additional information, see Mr. Kroeker in the Campus Ministry Office, Room 110.