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About
Council of Spiritual Unity consists of a
representative from each of the
spiritual life clubs hereafter
mentioned. If you have any trouble
connecting with any of the club
representatives, but would like to be
involved, please contact William Lamb in the Leonard
Center at 423.614.8614 or by e-mail
wlamb@leeuniversity.edu.
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Backyard Ministries
The “Backyard” is an educational
outreach based on the simple idea that
Christianity should make a real
difference in the everyday lives of
those touched by its call. The Backyard
Ministries team believes that the
uncomplicated, low-tech idea of genuine
Christian service—a person-to-person
connection—will change the neighborhood,
the community and the world one face at
a time. We also hold that Christian
intervention is valuable on both sides
of the helping equation. Backyard
Ministries meet every Wednesday at 4:15
p.m. in the Education Building 2nd floor
lobby. Contact Club Sponsor Dave &
Rachel Wilson
423.991.3163 for more information.
Baptist Collegiate Ministries
BCM (www.bcmcleveland.org) promotes the
activities and events of Lee University
and local Baptist churches. It provides
ministry to students on campus through
fellowship, discipleship programs, and
Christian service. Contact Denise
Roebuck at the BCM office,
423.284.6183,
or Club Sponsor Michael Sturgeon at
msturgeon@leeuniversity.edu or
423.614.8556 for more information.
Children’s Leaders’ Association
The Children's Leaders' Association (CLA)
may be the club for you if you are a
children's ministry major or have an
interest in working with children!
Several opportunities are given
throughout each semester to work with
Kid’s Crusades in area churches, or in a
monthly Kid’s Night Out for the children
of our married students. Participation
in this club is an excellent way to
receive training, build connections with
local children's pastors, and/or become
a member of NCLA (National Children's
Leaders' Association) while working
hands-on with children and building
relationships with other students who
also have a burden to minister to
children. Meetings are every Monday
night at 7:00 p.m. at the top floor of
the PCSU. For more information on how
you can be involved, please contact Sara
Pennington at 423.584.2740 or
hisgal18@yahoo.com,
or Club Sponsor Lisa Long at
llong@leeuniversity.edu.
College Mentoring Program (Big
Pal/Little Pal)
The Big Pal/Little Pal (www.bplp.org)
offers the opportunities to help an
underprivileged boy or girl and to
present the love and redemptive power of
Jesus Christ to local children of
Cleveland. Contact Michael Jones at
423.544.3708 or
yeshuas_abadah_michael@hotmail.com
for more information.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is
an organization that provides spiritual
enrichment to people who simply have an
interest in sports. They can come
together to deepen relationships with
Christ and strengthen personal walks at
weekly meetings. Join us Thursday nights
at the House at 9:00 p.m. Contact Club
Sponsors Stephanie Brenny 423.614.8455 or
Andrea Hudson at 423.614.8453 for more
information.
Missions Alive!
Missions Alive is a fellowship group
sponsored by the Intercultural Studies
Program (ISP) of Lee University. With
the primary goal of pursuing the heart
of God for all the nations, the group
encourages each person to discover his
or her place in God’s global purpose and
to become accountable to the call of
God. The club offers students the
opportunity to integrate classroom
learning and hands-on mission work.
Missions Alive meets every Monday at
8:00 p.m. in the DeVos Educational
Building (room 235). Contact Mary Fuson
at mfuson01@leeu.edu or Club Sponsor
Edley Moodley /Rolando Cuellar at 423.614.8381 for more
information.
Music Ministries
The School of Music has a
well-established reputation for
excellence in choral and instrumental
music, but beyond that lays a deep
commitment to minister through music.
The choral ensembles – Campus Choir,
Chorale, Chorale Union, Evangelistic
Singers, Ladies of Lee, Lee Singers, and
Voices of Lee – minister effectively
whether they sing on campus or around
the world. The instrumental ensembles
include: Chamber Orchestra, Jazz
Ensemble, Percussion Ensemble, Symphonic
Band, and Wind Ensemble. Auditions are
held in the School of Music during
orientation sessions until the first day
of classes. Sign-up sheets for auditions
are located in the Curtsinger Music
Building on the corner of Parker and
11th. You must sign up to audition and
you are encouraged to audition for as
many ensembles as you can. Auditionees
are chosen by the first Friday of
classes. For more information contact
Dr. Stephen Plate, Dean of the School of
Music at 423.614.8240 for information
about the ensembles or you may contact
Dr. Walt Mauldin at 423.614.8400 for
information relative to the chapel music
program.
Outreaching
Hands
Outreaching Hands is designed to bring
awareness of the need for ministry to
the deaf and to show how this outreach
can be used as a ministry tool in the
local church and community at large.
Outreaching Hands provides students many
field ministry opportunities. Sign
language classes are offered and many
functions on campus offer opportunities
to sign. No previous experience is
needed. Contact
Carrie Woziniak at
Cwozni00@leeu.edu or 678.923.4483
or Club Sponsor Harriet Cannon at
hwilson@leeuniversity.edu for more
information.
Pioneers for Christ
Pioneers for Christ (PFC) is an
organization designed to serve others.
We want to encourage our fellow students
as well as the community around us.
Campus Church is a service put on by PFC
on Thursday nights at 7:30 p.m.in the
Beach Building Brown Auditorium for
anyone who wants to join us in worship,
a message, and occaisonal discussion
nights. We travel a couple weekends and
school holidays throughout the year to
serve in various places in the United
States, exemplifying college students
who love Jesus and want to serve him any
way they can. Contact Michael Brasher at
706.318.8696 or
Brasher5o@aol.com or Club Sponsor
Tom Doolittle at
tdoolittle@leeuniversity.edu for
more information.
Saving Arrows
Saving Arrows is the campus pro-life
ministry group. Inspired by Psalms 127,
the group is committed to holding weekly
educational forums and events that will
equip their generation in the defense of
human life, particularly the unborn. The
group is involved in ministry to women
and their unborn children through prayer
centered abortion clinic outreaches, in
street activism on the national level.
Contact
Jeremy Cummings at 863.838.7702
or
Jcummi01@leeu.edu or Club Sponsor
Robert O’Bannon at
robannon@leeuniversity.edu
for more information.
Watchmen33 Intercessors
Watchmen33 Intercessors was founded to
bring together a group of passionate
youth to pray for the campus. We
intercede for the campus, the
leadership, the services and programs,
and also help in any form of volunteer
service available. Watchmen33 is a great
opportunity for those planning to go
into ministry to prepare themselves
spiritually for the tasks ahead. You
will find that after actively
participating in Watchmen33, you will
move to new levels in Christ, growing in
the Spirit through service, worship, and
prayer. For more information and meeting
times, contact Joel Rogers at
jroger02@leeu.edu
or 828.399.1285 or Club Sponsor Jimmy
Harper at
jharper@leeuniversity.edu.
Youth Leaders Association
The Youth Leaders Association (YLA) was
founded to provide opportunities for
ministry to youth. The goal is to
familiarize students with various
effective youth ministry programs and
help them to gain practical experience
in youth ministry. YLA plans and
executes events and services for the
campus and community. It is a great
opportunity to get hands on experience
while also gaining insight on relevant
youth ministry related topics from local
youth pastors who often speak at the YLA
club meetings. YLA meets every Tuesday
night at 7:30 p.m. in Humanities Center
Room 104. Contact Bill Overton at
wovert00@leeu.edu or Club Sponsor Andy
Blackmon at
ablackmon@leeuniversity.edu
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