Faith, Service and Justice

Living Out Your Values at Creighton

At Creighton University, faith, service and justice are at the heart of the student experience. Guided by our Jesuit, Catholic values, we welcome students of every faith tradition to explore their spiritual journey, engage in meaningful service and champion justice for others. Through opportunities offered by Campus Ministry and the Schlegel Center for Service and Justice, students can grow as leaders who live out their values, deepen their understanding of diverse perspectives, and make a lasting impact in their communities and the world.

Campus Ministry

Discover how Campus Ministry supports students’ spiritual growth through worship, retreats and a welcoming community for all faith traditions.

Schlegel Center for Service and Justice

Explore the Schlegel Center for Service and Justice, where community engagement, Ignatian reflection and advocacy come together to awaken hearts and empower leaders to build a more just world.

Worship and Prayer on Campus

There are plenty of ways to worship on campus. Find Catholic and Protestant/Christain worship times for St. John’s Church on campus, explore multi-faith spaces and more.

Places to Pray

Worship on Campus

82%

of incoming Class of 2028 students were involved in service in high school

7,644

Students have gone on 966 Service and Justice Trips since 1983

662

students served 15 incredible community partners in Omaha each week for over 8,132 hours of community service last year

Service and Justice Trips

In 1983, with a group of just seven students, the Service and Justice Trips program at Creighton was born. The program now sends 250 participants each year to serve and learn from community partners across the country. Students apply the semester before each spring or fall break.

Students in group photo on service trip.

Students in group shot at Retreat Center

Campus Ministry Retreats

Campus Ministry Retreats provide students of all years a true experience of retreat in the Ignatian tradition. Whether it is Finding God in All Things, hiking and biking in the Black Hills, or spending several weeknights focusing on discernment, students are invited to step away from their routine and encounter a deeper relationship with themselves, their peers and God.

Learn about Campus Ministry Retreats