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During Regent’s 44th Commencement on May 4, I had the privilege of delivering my first charge to graduates as Chancellor

In Virginia Beach, thousands gathered for Regent University’s 44th Commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 4, 2024.

Together, with your support, Regent University can equip the next generation of Christian educational leaders to change the world—one classroom and one school at a time.

The need for Christian leadership in America’s schools today is unprecedented. Your generous support is urgently needed to equip faithful men and women who can be entrusted with our children’s hearts and minds.

Today’s priorities are vastly different from what they once were. That’s why it’s essential to train the next generation of educators to become Christian leaders to change the world for God’s glory.

In 2021, as Loudoun County, Virginia, became a focal point for a nationwide parental-rights movement, Dr. Sam Botta (SOE ’06) emerged as a beacon of hope.

Dr. Ingraham urges parents to stand together to protect their parental rights and the hearts and minds of their children.

Generous support from Regent donors prepared Dr. Ingraham to lead in the fight for parental rights, school choice, and education freedom.

In the aftermath of unprecedented terror attacks in Israel, your support enabled Regent University’s Ukraine Institute of Education in Psychology and Counseling to swiftly respond, offering crucial trauma training to teams serving on the front lines. 

In my prayer time at the start of this year, I received a very specific word from the Lord: “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and of good courage; do not be afraid, nor be dismayed, for the LORD your
God is with you wherever you go”