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SENDLA takes place every fall and spring semester and is sponsored by the SEND Network and Louisiana Baptists. LCU photo

LCU to serve community during fall SENDLA

September 29, 2026

By LCU News

PINEVILLE, La. (LCU News) – SENDLA, Louisiana Christian University’s semi-annual day of serving the community, will
happen Tuesday, Oct. 6.

It is rooted in Matthew 28, where Jesus commands His followers to “go and make disciples of all nations.” Once each semester, the campus steps outside the classroom and into the community to serve alongside local organizations and ministries.

“SENDLA is all about showing the Gospel in action,” said LCU President Mark Johnson, who began the initiative in the spring. “We have the unique opportunity to be the hands and feet of Jesus throughout Central Louisiana.”

Following a commissioning chapel service, students, faculty, and staff will spread throughout the parish to minister in practical and relational ways, showing the gospel in action.

Participating locations Include:
– Tioga First Baptist Church
– Main Street Mission, Pineville
– Rolling Hills (Tioga area)
– Pineville Park Baptist Church
– Philadelphia Baptist Alexandria (Hangers of Hope)
– Rapides Parish Library
– Cenla Pregnancy Center
– Family of Grace, Alexandria
– Hope House
– Food Bank of Central Louisiana
– Fostering Community
– Evangelism team
– Faith Baptist Church, Tioga
– Campus prayer walk (Nursing)

SENDLA takes place every fall and spring semester and is sponsored by the SEND Network and Louisiana Baptists.

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