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Actress alum to speak at 8th annual Values and Ethics Series

October 27, 2023

By LCU News

PINEVILLE, La. (LCU News) – Actress and Louisiana Christian University alumna Kayce Clark will deliver a message on the influence of the media in everyday life at the 8th Annual Values and Ethics Series, Nov. 2.

“Our media-driven world is so easily influenced by what we see on screen, what we hear on the radio, and by the examples set by celebrities,” said Clark, advocacy director for Reflective Media Productions and a 2004 graduate of LCU with a degree in theater arts. “That influence is not going away and is growing by the day, but there is something we can do as a Christian community.”

With an unwavering commitment to creating powerful theatre and film projects that not only entertain but also point to the truth of Jesus Christ, Clark has worked in the entertainment industry for more than 20 years.  She challenges audiences to use their talents and gifts to the glory of God and to guard against the negative impact of certain media.

“Instead of shying away from media and entertainment venues, we are taking the tool Satan is using to try to destroy us and we are turning it on its head, and using it for the Kingdom,” Clark said. “Christian production companies, such as Reflective Media Productions, and shows like ‘The Chosen’ or ‘Breaking Strongholds’ are blazing the trail for a new group of ‘media missionaries,’—actors, producers, writers and filmmakers –all working together to fight against the enemy. The new mission field isn’t just across the globe, it’s across our living room rug.”

Most recently, Clark appeared on screen as Mary in “Mary’s Heart, God’s Cry,” which has won multiple Christian film awards. She can be seen as Catherine in Season 2 of the Pureflix hit show “Breaking Strongholds.”

LCU President Rick Brewer said Clark is part of an emerging group of evangelical Christians in the entertainment industry who are vocal and active in ensuring their faith is front and center in their acting pursuits.

“We are so proud of Kayce, as a graduate of our school,” Brewer said. “We enjoy watching her use her witness for Christ in her works in film and television. She continues to glorify God through her passion for acting.”

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