Religion

Spiritual healing is an integral part of Loma Linda University's mission of whole person care. Students of religion learn the importance of a spiritual connection to a patient's healing. Through a variety of programs, students may study courses in ethics or clinical ministry. Your gift will help students as they prepare for hospital ministry.

To learn more about making a gift to education of religion students, please contact:

Olivia Seheult
Senior Development Officer
(909) 558-3152
oseheult@llu.edu


Wil Alexander Whole Person Care Endowment

Named for Dr. Wil Alexander, founder of the Center for Whole Person Care at the University, the endowment supports educational programs and research in the area of whole person care. Give Now


Christian Bioethics Center

The Center is dedicated to fostering education and research in Christian bioethics. The Center also coordinates annual lecture series in Christian bioethics and related topics of current interest. Give Now


Provonsha Endowment

This endowment honors Dr. Jack Provonsha, founder of the bioethics program at the University and the Center for Christian Bioethics. Contributions to the Endowment foster the work of the Center and its lecture series. Give Now


Gayle Saxby Memorial Scholarship for Women

This scholarship was established in honor of Gayle Saxby, a faculty member at the University's School of Religion at the time of her death. Ms. Saxby had a special interest in women's ministries. The Scholarship encourages women who are interested in the ministry to become professionals in this area. Give Now


Spirituality and Health Care Research

In the University's School of Religion, faculty and other researchers have a special interest in investigating the relationships between spirituality and health. Gifts to this research fund their investigations. Give Now


Center for Spiritual Life and Wholeness

Spiritual, physical and relational wholeness is a special educational and research interest of the Center's faculty and students. Wholeness and the relationship among various facets of the human experience is fundamental to the mission of the University. As such, facilitating wholeness and its study is an important programmatic element of what the University does. Give Now


Thompson Endowment

This endowment supports the work and research of the Center for Christian Bioethics. Give Now