PLNU’s small group and mentoring programs provide opportunities to express your faith in a way that reflects the life of Christ — a life of faith, joy, and hope poured out for others in love. Form deep friendships, experience new ways to worship, and uncover what it means to love God and neighbor in all you do at PLNU.
We invite you to dig deeper in your relationship with Christ and others by participating in spirit-led reflections, nourishing friendships, fruitful Bible studies, men’s and women’s retreats, thoughtful discussions, and creative acts of worship.
Wherever you are on your faith journey, we encourage you to join us as we seek to know and grow in our understanding of God and ourselves, reflecting more fully God's love in our world.
Alpha Groups
D-Groups
Spiritual Mentoring
Spiritual mentoring creates an opportunity to share life with another in intentional, Christ-centered relationships. These one-on-one encounters provide the space for fruitful spiritual growth for the mentor and mentee. In mentorship relationships, both individuals grab a paddle as they journey together.
Upperclassmen Mentor Program
Mentee
Upperclassmen are partnered with staff, faculty, and friends of the university. Form a meaningful relationship with a PLNU staff or faculty member, alumnus, or community member to help you navigate the waters of your spiritual life. Request to be paired with a spiritual mentor.
Mentor
Whether you work, teach, attended, or are just a friend of PLNU, we encourage you to become a mentor. Spiritual mentoring is a wonderful way to answers God’s call to serve others in a spirit of generosity.
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Senior – Sophomore Student Mentor Program
Mentee
If you’re a sophomore, we encourage you to get connected with a senior mentor. Delve deeper into your faith, receive spiritual guidance, and form a lasting friendship with someone who wants to join your journey. Request to be paired with a spiritual mentor.
Mentor
If you’re a senior, share your advice, wisdom, and friendship with a sophomore on campus. Guide them close to God as a trusted friend, while strengthening your own relationship with God.