Located by the peninsula at the lake

Led by Erin Richterberg (Nicholls)

Located at The Snack Shack

Led by Ashley Prudhomme (LA Tech).

Located at the Basketball Courts.

Led by Jonathan Buras (LSU)

Dating can feel confusing, but it doesn’t have to be! Let’s talk biblical wisdom, healthy relationships, red flags, boundaries, and how to date with Jesus at the center. We will be sharing many stories and truths from our experience, and there will be a time for Q&A at the end!

Facilitators: Katie Daste (LSU) and Zack Parks (LSU)

Location: Tabernacle Main Area

Who is the Holy Spirit, and what does He have to do with your everyday life? Go deeper into who He is, how He works, and what it means to carry God’s presence into the wastelands around us—biblically and practically.

Facilitator: Jonathan Buras (LSU)

Location: Tabernacle Room 1

In a culture that either reduces sexuality to personal pleasure, abuses sexuality for identity politics, or runs away from sexuality in fear, Jesus calls us to a higher standard rooted in covenant love, self-control, and the inherent dignity of every person. With Jesus, we will dismantle some common cultural myths, and explore a counter-cultural path toward freedom and wholeness through obedience to God’s original design.

Facilitator: Ali Buras (LSU)

Location: Cafeteria 1

Is your devotional life stagnant? Do you consistently spend time with God? Maybe you’ve heard others talk about their devotional life but have no idea where to begin for yourself. In this class, we’ll be talking about what a devotional life is, how to have one, and how to overcome challenges that hinder our time with God.

Facilitator: Brandon Daste (LSU)

Location: Tabernacle Room 3

Prayer is talking to God, but do we let Him speak? Maybe it's not what we expect, but it could be what we need. I hope this discussion can help you learn about hearing God and give you ways to listen.

Facilitator: Malori Sims (LA Tech)

Location: Cafeteria 3

Could your technology habits be taking a toll on your mental and spiritual health? We’ll discuss a combination of the science behind technology addiction, the ways it can increase anxiety and stress in our mind, and the wisdom and hope the Bible has for us

Facilitator: Jenni Weiss (LA Tech)

Location: Tabernacle Room 4

This class is an opportunity to ask honest questions, explore the claims of Christianity, and gain practical tools for defending your faith with confidence. Whether you’re a Christian looking to strengthen your faith or someone who isn’t convinced Jesus is real, come investigate the evidence and learn how to engage the questions and objections surrounding Christianity.

Facilitator: James Price (Southern)

Location:The Breezeway (between the cafeteria and office)

Have you ever tried to read the Bible and felt confused as to what it’s trying to say?  Or maybe you’ve felt overwhelmed at how long it is?  Don’t worry! In this breakout class, we’ll explore the overarching story of the Bible, examining its unique literary styles and the significance of understanding them. We’ll discuss how to approach scripture in a way that helps us understand who God is, the richness of His love for us and what He desires for our lives.

Facilitator: Juan Rojas (LSU)

Location: Tabernacle Room 2

Come talk honestly about the hidden cost of compromise and what it looks like to pursue real freedom, purity, and integrity.

Facilitator: Logan Sims (LA Tech)

Located in Cafeteria 2

Come learn how the struggles of pornography and masturbation affect women biologically, socially, and spiritually.  Let’s shed light on this widely unaddressed topic and adopt a perspective that is in line with God’s Word and that brings freedom.

Facilitator: Nicole Hendricks (ULM)

Located in Cafeteria 4

What if God isn't done using you on your campus after you graduate? What does the Chi Alpha internship look like? Come ask questions, explore life as a campus missionary, and consider what God has next for you! 

Facilitators: Kelsey Price (Southern)

Location: Conference Room by the Office