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Grow in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ at Malone University

At Malone University, faith is not just a component of student life—it is the foundation of our educational experience. Through our Christian spiritual formation activities, students are invited into a redemptive journey that integrates worship, mentorship, and service to others.

Whether you’re exploring your beliefs or deepening your longtime relationship with Christ, Malone offers a variety of opportunities—from life groups and Community Worship to leadership roles and spiritual growth resources—to help you grow in faith alongside a supportive community.

“Spiritual formation is integral to Christian higher education. It is the biblically guided process in which people are being transformed into the likeness of Christ by the power of the Holy Spirit within the faith community in order to love and serve God and others.”

Student Leadership Opportunities

At Malone, the Spiritual Life Committee (SLC) serves as the student-led heartbeat of campus faith life. Comprised of student leaders from every recognized spiritual organization, the SLC—guided by co-directors elected through Student Senate—collaborates with the Campus Pastor to foster meaningful worship, discipleship, and service opportunities. Whether organizing events such as Celebration and Fireside or mentoring peers through life groups, these student leaders help shape a Christ-centered community at Malone where faith is lived out daily.

Spiritual Life Committee roles include:

  • Co-director of Spiritual Formation (for Student Senate)
  • Celebration speaker
  • Celebration worship music leader
  • Fireside worship music coordinator
  • Multicultural Services student leader
  • Nurses Christian Fellowship student leader
  • Fellowship of Christian Athletes student leader

Opportunities to lead worship, facilitate discipleship, and foster spiritual growth within our campus community include:

Spiritual Growth Resources

How to read the Bible

Maybe you’ve never picked up the Bible before. Or, you’re finding it’s been a while since you last read it. Or, maybe you just want a different way to continue reading Scripture. If any of these apply to you, check out the following. There are lots of Bible reading plans out there, and included below are several that might suit your reading pace. 

How to pray

Prayer is simply and honestly talking to God. There are many ways to pray, and below you’ll find several to get you started.

Understanding the Lord’s Prayer

In Matthew 6, Jesus taught His disciples – and us – to pray the Lord’s Prayer. But what does it actually mean to pray each line? This guide was developed by Pastor Andrew Berg, Associate Dean of Students.

Explanation and Implications of The Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6:9-13)

Exploring your spiritual gifts