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Highlights

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Campus News

LC gets $10 million donation (Video)

Dr. Aguillard makes announcement at news conference

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Faith

Defending the Faith

LC professor Cowan part of soon to be released work of apologetics

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Sports

Great while it lasted!

Wildcats' magical run ends with 10-4 loss to UT-Tyler in ASC Championship game

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Organizations

LC Jacob’s Society planning trip to March For Life

Encouraging students of all faiths to join effort

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Campus Life

‘The voices were beyond perfect’

LC Chorale visits Nazareth Baptist School

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Culture

They’re doing fine with Oklahoma!

tlc's season finale features classic musical

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Special Coverage

LC brings another successful ‘Follow the Star’

'Christmas on the Hill' and 'Gala' add to festive weekend

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Faith

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Defending the Faith

LC professor Cowan part of soon to be released work of apologetics

In 1 Peter 3:15, the Apostle Peter calls believers to always be prepared to give an answer to anyone who asks about the hope that is in them. Speaking in defense of the Christian faith has come to be known… »»» read more 

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Moo: ‘Scripture has to determine the truth of these things’

Wheaton Scholar speaks at Caskey Distinguished Lecture

The Louisiana College Caskey School of Divinity held their Spring 2013 Distinguished Scholar Lectures in Biblical and Theological studies Thursday, March 14 in Bolton Chapel.

Dr. Douglas Moo, Kenneth T. Wessner Professor of New Testament at… »»» read more 

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God is Light

That was 'the message' at Feb. 14 chapel

At LC's weekly chapel service on Feb. 14, Dr. Argile Smith kept the discussion very simple with a distinct point throughout the hour.

His discussion was from 1 John 1:5, “This is the message we have… »»» read more 

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Naylor reflects on the God of Psalm 39

Missionary to India shares lessons on ministry at LC chapel

At its weekly chapel service Feb. 7, Louisiana College had the privilege of being joined by special guest, Dr. Rebekah Naylor.

Dr. Naylor, a medical missionary to India for over 30 years, shared some of her… »»» read more 

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Masteller urges students to faith, persistence

Asks for prayer for revival

At the Jan. 31 Louisiana College chapel, Dr. Rod Masteller, Director of the Joseph Willis Institute for Great Spiritual Awakenings and Ambassador for the Caskey School of Divinity, brought a message challenging students to faith and persistence.

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Running the race with endurance

Smith encourages pursuit to the end in weekly chapel service

Helping students get through every day trials and the semester.

That was the subject of the weekly chapel message by Dr. Argile Smith who spoke to Louisiana College students about maintaining their faith in Christ. »»» read more 

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President’s Message delivers hope and forgiveness

Dr. Aguillard and daugther share personal testimonies of God's faithfulness

On Thursday, Louisiana College students and faculty came together for the first chapel of the Spring 2013 semester. With the hope that a new year and a new season brings still very fresh in everyone’s minds, those in attendance were… »»» read more 

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‘We Beheld His Glory’

Final chapel of 2012 brings message of Christ's supremacy

At the Nov. 29, 2012 Louisiana College chapel service, Dr. Argile Smith spoke from John 1:14 on "We Beheld His Glory" in the final LC chapel service before Christmas break.

The chapel service also included performances by… »»» read more 

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Turning groans into gratitude

Final chapel before Thanksgiving focuses on discipline of thankfulness

An over-sized dining table cramped with heaping plates of stuffing, turkey and Aunt Ellen’s mystery casserole. Sounds of laughter, gossip and clanging dishes fill the air. A cloud of smoke escapes the kitchen from an accidentally overcooked pie.
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From rejection to testimony

Review of LC's Nov. 1 weekly chapel

PINEVILLE – In the Nov. 1 Louisiana College chapel, Dr. Argile Smith, Dean of Chapel, discussed the harmful effects of rejection students experience.

Rejection, however, can be overcome by the application of Paul’s words in 1… »»» read more 

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A call to prayer

Dr. Smith looks at Paul's 'command' from I Timothy 2:8

Do you think of prayer as a suggestion, a request or a command?

In the original language, when the Apostle Paul wrote to his protege, Timothy, in I Timothy 2:8, "Therefore I want the men in… »»» read more 

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Dockery cites life of Moon as call to kingdom work

Union University president highlights famous missionary in chapel message

Dockery's call to kingdom work

Dr. David Dockery, president of Union University in Jackson, Tn., was the guest lecturer for the Oct. 11 Louisiana College chapel service.

Dockery’s message focused on the life… »»» read more 

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Caskey School set to celebrate inaugural year

Events planned for Thursday, Friday include president of Union University

With its first year completed, the Louisiana College Caskey School of Divinity will celebrate its one-year anniversary with a weekend full of events starting Thursday with the Distinguished Scholar Lecture, and culminating Friday with the Caskey’s Founders Day celebration.
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Students find their worship ‘Edge’ at weekly service

Tuesday fellowship welcomes all to attend

Every Tuesday night, on the edge of the Louisiana College campus, there is a fellowship of students who gather for one purpose – to worship God.

The Edge, under the leadership of Jerry Dark, is a worship… »»» read more 

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Three companions of the Apostle Paul

Dr. Byargeon compares and contrasts during 2012 Sanders Lectures

The annual Sanders Series Lectures at Louisiana College are known for bringing men of diverse backgrounds and messages to campus, and this year's speaker, Dr. Rick Byargeon, pastor… »»» read more 

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Love - the goal of instruction

Dr. Smith chapel focuses on God's love

"Love is experienced before it is expressed."

That observation came from Dr. Argile Smith during LC's Sept. 13 chapel service in which Dr. Smith spoke from I Timothy 1:5 about how, "...the goal of our instruction… »»» read more 

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Five facts that require faith

Johnson chapel focuses on fundamental beliefs of the Faith

Generally, we think of facts as things that are arbitrary, fixed and not up for dispute. But what about the facts of faith?

Perhaps you have never thought about it that way, and that is part… »»» read more 

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Reversing the curse

Dr. Quarles' chapel focuses on the

"For as many as are of the works of the Law are under a curse; for it is written, 'Cursed is everyone who does not abide by all things written in the book of the law, to perform them.'" Galatians… »»» read more 

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Photo Credit: Al Quartemont

A voice for our time

LC students hear Dr. Luter during Spring Revival

During the week of March 20, Louisiana College had the opportunity to see first-hand the man who could become the next figure head of the Southern Baptist Convention.

If Dr. Fred Luter is chosen to become… »»» read more 

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Almost persuaded to believe

Dr. Hankins looks at Felix, Festus and Agrippa

They were three powerful men, and they all had the chance to hear the Gospel of Jesus Christ proclaimed to them by the Apostle Paul.

The accounts of those hearings as recorded in the Book of… »»» read more 

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Photo Credit: Karlee Farris

College students ‘Reawaken’ at CEC 2012

College Evangelism Conference held at FBC Pineville

Students came from all across the state to First Baptist Church of Pineville on February 10 and 11 for CEC 2012 .

Around 800 students came together to worship and hear the Gospel to grow in… »»» read more 

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What’s so good about being patient?

Dr. Smith's journey through the life of Joseph continues

The Feb. 16, 2012 chapel at Louisiana College focused on the topic, "What's so good about being patient?"

Dr. Argile Smith continued his journey through the life of Joseph - focusing on Genesis 40:8. Despite his ability… »»» read more 

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‘Loyalty at all costs’

Dr. Smith chapel begins series in life of Joseph

He was faced with a risky decision.

Joseph being tempted by Potiphar's wife is a familiar Biblical story, and the outcome of that decision served as the basis of Thursday's Louisiana College chapel service as Dr.… »»» read more 

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Cleansed through the Cross

Dr. Quarles speaks on the efficacy of Christ's sacrifice at weekly chapel

In a message that clearly came from his heart and hopefully touched the hearts of those who heard, Dr. Chuck Quarles Thursday reminded those at the weekly Louisiana College Chapel that the sacrifice of Jesus Christ can make clean again… »»» read more 

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Louisiana College ‘Voices’ along with LBC Call for an ‘Awakening’

Debut of project at Evangelism Conference

PINEVILLE, La. - This last Monday and Tuesday, Louisiana College hosted the Louisiana Evangelism Conference in Guinn Auditorium.

Pastors, deacons, and church members from churches all across the state gathered together in hope of starting an… »»» read more 

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LC Chapel Service for Jan. 19, 2012

Featuring Dr. Argile Smith

Louisiana College's weekly chapel service for Jan. 19, 2012 featured a message from Dr. Argile Smith from Mark 5:1-20.

Watch the chapel service here:
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Gift of Christ the focus of final chapel of Fall ‘11 chapel

Performances by Praise Band, Testify

The Louisiana College family had a spirit-filled sendoff in the final chapel of 2011 on Dec. 1.

With performances by the LC Praise Band and the drama team, Testify, the culmination of the chapel service was… »»» read more 

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Avant to LC students - ‘Get in the Church, not on it’

Pastor of First Baptist of West Monroe brings weekly chapel message

Dr. John Avant, pastor of First Baptist Church of West Monroe, recounted an incident earlier in his life that served as a basis for his message Thursday at… »»» read more 

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What a friend we have in Jesus

Dr. Smith's chapel looks at our relationship to Jesus

“This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you. Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends. You are my friends if you do what I command… »»» read more 

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No more going through the motions

LC chapel builds on 'abiding in Christ'

Are you just going through the motions? Or, do you have vibrant, fulfilling walk with Him?

In LC's weekly chapel service, Dr. Argile smith again spoke from John, but this time 15:6-11. His message focused on what… »»» read more