We live in an age of extraordinary technological innovation. This brings unprecedented opportunity. It also raises urgent new questions about humanity and human flourishing.
Many universities pursue technological advancement, and many explore questions of humanity and well-being. But few intentionally bring these conversations together—and fewer still do so from a distinctly Christian perspective.
LeTourneau University is uniquely positioned to lead this work.
Faith, Science, and Technology at LETU engages the most pressing questions of our technological world through a Christian lens. Rooted in our polytechnic heritage and our Christian mission, this initiative brings together students, engineers and scientists, medical and tech practitioners, cultural analysts, ethicists, biblical scholars, and theologians. Together, we cultivate innovation, professional practice, and daily life that are both technically excellent and faithfully Christian.
Now more than ever, we need faithful followers of Jesus who are leaders in cutting-edge technologies, who are deeply thoughtful about our world and its possibilities, who can bring ingenuity and wisdom to bear on their callings. The Faith, Science, and Technology Initiative equips Christians to live faithfully and wisely in our technological world, grounded in scripture and in Christian morality. ”
This multifaceted project will support research and content, innovative curriculum, faculty development, and resources for churches, alums, and the broader community. Through this work, LeTourneau will strengthen its calling as a trusted voice at the intersection of Faith, Science, and Technology—serving the LETU family and the world.
Human beings are created in God’s image. We are called to steward and shape our world in ways that bring forth its goodness and that work with God’s redemptive mission. Technology is part of this calling. ”
The Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity is the flagship academic center within Faith, Science, and Technology at LETU. Joining LeTourneau University in 2026, the Center brings expert faculty, experienced staff, and a decades-long legacy as a leading voice in Christian bioethics.
CBHD produces and disseminates biblically grounded, theologically rich research and analysis on the complex ethical challenges emerging in medicine, science, and technology. The Center advances a distinctly Christian vision of bioethics while engaging scholars, equipping professionals, supporting church leaders, and forming the next generation of Christian ethicists.
We invite you to be involved in the work of Faith, Science, and Technology at LETU. Below are specific ways you can help to advance these outcomes. With your investment, together, we will equip the next generation to be technically- excellent, faithful Christians. Gifts to Faith, Science, and Technology at LETU help support the Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity. Donors can learn more about and support the Center specifically by going to www.cbhd.org.
| Recognition Opportunity | Minimum Gift |
|---|---|
| Name and Endow the Center | $4,000,000 |
| Endow the Directorship | $1,000,000 |
| Endow a Fellowship | $500,000 |
| Endow a Lecture Series | $100,000 |
| Endow an Excellence Fund | $25,000 |
| Sponsor the CBHD Conference | $10,000 |
| Recognition Opportunity | Minimum Gift |
|---|---|
| Endow a Lecture Series | $100,000 |
| Endow a Research Fund | $25,000 |
| Endow an Excellence Fund | $25,000 |
If you would like a development team member to contact you about recognition opportunities, please email development@letu.edu
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