Lutheran Campus Ministry strives to be an open door to…
God's love and grace
Faith that makes a difference
Service in our community
A quiet place to study
Lifelong friendships
Food & fun for body and spirit.
Welcome to Lutheran Campus Ministry
Thanks for checking us out! Even though it says " Lutheran " in our title, we want you to know that you don't have to be Lutheran (or even have a church background) to get involved. We welcome and encourage all students of every race, gender, and sexual orientation to come and join our community and fellowship.
Our prayer for the college and university students entrusted to our community…
God of all good gifts, your Son gathered children into his arms and blessed them. Help us to understand our youth as they grow in years and in knowledge of your world. Give us compassion when they face temptations and experience failures. Teach us to encourage their search for truth and value in their lives. Help us to appreciate their ideals and sympathize with their frustrations; that with them we may look and work for a better world than either we or they have known; through Jesus Christ our Lord. ---- Amen
Meet Pastor Beverly
Pastor Alexander has served as the Lutheran Campus Pastor in Raleigh since 1985. She has walked beside many students as they endure the “trials and tribulations ” and enjoy the experiences that are part of college life. She has rejoiced with them as they receive their degrees and seek to follow their particular “voice of vocation”. When you hit those rough spots in faith, relationships, classes and perhaps changing your major ... she can help, she cares. When you're elated about the faith, relationships, classes, and your major area of study ... she wants to know about those good times, too. She is ready to listen.
Campus Ministry
She has walked beside many students as they endure the “trials and tribulations ” and enjoy the experiences that are part of college life. She has rejoiced with them as they receive their degrees and seek to follow their particular “voice of vocation”. When you hit those rough spots in faith, relationships, classes and perhaps changing your major ... she can help, she cares. When you're elated about the faith, relationships, classes, and your major area of study ... she wants to know about those good times, too. She is ready to listen.