LeTourneau University Center for Faith and Work

03/08/2021

A great opportunity for those in the East Texas region. Join us for a very special morning at the Longview Mayor's Prayer Breakfast with Dr. Tony Evans.

Due to COVID-19, availability is limited so grab your ticket now! $20/ticket includes breakfast, general admission, and more!

https://www.belchercenter.com/community-events/2021-mayor-breakfast.html

Join us for a really special morning in just over a month. LeTourneau University, in partnership with leaders in the local Longview community, is sponsoring the Longview Mayor's Prayer Breakfast with special guest Dr. Tony Evans on Fri, April 16th. If you're in the area, we invite you to join us for this really special morning together as a community!

Due to COVID-19, the number of available seats are limited! Grab a ticket (or two!) at the link below before they are all gone ($20/ticket):
https://www.belchercenter.com/community-events/2021-mayor-breakfast.html

01/18/2021

"In the midst of outer dangers I have felt an inner calm and known resources of strength that only God could give. In many instances I have felt the power of God transforming the fatigue of despair into the buoyancy of hope.” -Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

12/16/2020

"By accepting God as your partner, there is no limit to what can be achieved. However, [R.G. LeTourneau] said that God is no remote partner, satisfied if you go to church on Sunday and drop some religious money - (the small change that goes to church) on the platter. He isn't overwhelmed if you read the Bible once in a while and obey the Golden Rule. That, he said, isn't active Christianity, but just a half-hearted way of getting along. When you go into partnership with God you have a partner closer and more active than any human partner you can ever have. He partcipates fully in everything you let Him do and when you start putting on airs and thinking you are doing it with your own head of steam, He can set you down quicker and harder than a thunderbolt. There is nothing dull about being in partnership with God." - "The Joy of Accomplishment: It's Always Too Soon to Quit", by Nels E. Stjernstrom

Nels Stjernstrom served as Assistant to R.G. LeTourneau at R.G. LeTourneau Inc. and later at LeTourneau College. A close friend and confidant, Stjernstrom's 1989 book recounts his memories of R.G. the inventor, the businessman, the preacher, the friend, and the Christ follower.

10/21/2020

So thankful for the recognition of our incredible alumni and our faithful staff and faculty!

LONGVIEW, Texas (KETK) – LeTourneau University in Longview has made the list of the Top 10 colleges and universities in Texas compiled by the personal finance website Wallet-Hub. LeTourneau a…

09/01/2020

"For over fifty years I lived with a man who was always excited about what he was doing. Vacation to him was plunging into another project - he always talked about the joy of accomplishment." - Evelyn "Mom" LeTourneau

Author Nels Stjernstrom ends her 1989 biography of R.G. "Pop" LeTourneau with a tribute to Evelyn "Mom" LeTourneau - R.G.'s "supporting companion for fifty-two years".

With the school year starting back up here and around the country and the Fall season ramping up, we wanted to share Mom's encouragement with you today. May we find joy in what God allows us to do, may we intentionally and thoughtfully - with anticipation - look for it. Whatever your vocation - from stay at home parent to factory floor worker to computer programmer - seek joy and remember that, you - on your team, in your family, in your community, and for your customers - are "molders of lives". Let us do it with joy and for God's glory, that all might come to know Christ!

08/18/2020

Are you an entrepreneur, chasing a dream God's given you through the hard days, the hard days, and the days of celebration? If so, we encourage you to make plans to join with us on September 24th for the Faith Driven Entrepreneur Conference. Online this year, it's going to be a great opportunity to step away, to be encouraged and equipped as you continue to chase that dream. Sign up with the link below!

Looking to connect with like-minded Faith Driven Entrepreneurs?

The online FDE Conference is the place to start. We've created a LinkedIn event page, so you can communicate with other attendees.

Click here to see who else is going... http://ow.ly/wg4S50AWrYr

04/29/2020

With over 3000 students pursuing one of 140 programs of study, LeTourneau University is shaping the next generation of leaders in industry, healthcare, business, education, politics and more! Like all of us, they and their families have been impacted by the COVID-19 epidemic. Your gift of $10 or more today helps to provide the resources they need to finish off this semester and return for classes in the Fall. Thank you for your support! LeTourneau University East Texas Giving Day

Visit www.easttexasgivingday.org/letu to give today!

Let others know about this opportunity to support LeTourneau students by sharing this post with your friends!

04/28/2020

"Claiming every workplace in every nation as our mission field, LeTourneau University graduates are professionals of ingenuity and Christ-like character who see life's work as a holy calling with eternal impact."

Today is a great chance to make a difference in the lives of students who want to make a difference for Christ as engineers, computer programmers, pilots, teachers, managers, and more. Your gift makes all the difference in the world for students!

Give today at www.easttexasgivingday.org/letu!

04/27/2020

Tomorrow, our supporting institution, LeTourneau University, is taking part in the East Texas Giving Day. Joining together with over 190 other non-profits in the region, this is a great opportunity to support local organizations and ministries.

Would you consider joining us in praying for tomorrow's event? Consider sharing this post with your friends. Also, there will be updates and posts throughout the day over on LeTourneau University Alumni. Thanks for your prayers and support!

www.easttexasgivingday.org/LETU

03/19/2020

Surviving the Spanish Flu Pandemic