At CCU, servant leadership is not a fad, but a way of everyday life on campus. CCU attracts students who have a passion to serve, to lead, to make a difference and to live out God’s leading.

CCU students built a Habit for Humanity House to serve the community that surrounds our campus.

Students take advantage of every opportunity to serve, including the annual Community Service Day when classes are canceled and the campus is shut down so that students, faculty and staff can join together and serve the Greater Cincinnati community.

Award Winning Service

CCU was named to the United States President’s Honor Roll for Community Service for the third year in row by the Department of Education, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Campus Compact and the American Council on Education.

Unparalleled Opportunities to Serve

Students will experience a wide variety of ways they can serve, so everyone can find their fit.

Through CCU’s servant leader experience, you will be well prepared for the future whether your calling is pastoral, professional or parental.

Just a few of CCU’s servant leader activities include:

• Habit for Humanity
• Outreach Teams
• Domestic and International mission trips
• Volunteering at teen and family centers
• Working with local children at BLOC Ministries
• Student Ambassadors
• Youth group volunteers
• Tutors at local schools
• Summer camp faculty
• Working with Cincinnati Parks
• Bible Bowl
• Salvation Army
• Christ in Youth (CIY) Know Sweat