
The Power of Christian Higher Education at OBU
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Episode 6 of the All of Life Podcast spotlights “The Power of Christian Higher Education at OBU.” Host Niccole Hall sits down with three parents of OBU graduates—Rich Conrad, Leanne Howard, and Chris Haynes—to unpack why a Christ-centered university experience still matters and how it tangibly shapes students for life and vocation.
From dorm life and chapel rhythms to professors who mentor beyond the classroom, these parents share real stories of growth: mission trips to Nepal, intramural championships that forged lifelong friendships, and graduates now leading in accounting firms, school districts, churches, and healthcare organizations.
In this episode, you’ll hear how:
• Intentional spiritual formation—chapel, Bible classes, local church engagement—helps students “own” their faith in college and beyond.
• Small classes and invested faculty cultivate confidence, communication skills, and Christlike leadership.
• Campus life (social clubs, intramurals like the famed flag football league, service opportunities such as Cargo Ranch) builds community and practical leadership.
Perfect for prospective parents, ministry leaders, and anyone wondering how higher education can disciple as well as educate, this conversation illustrates OBU’s vision: shaping students who live all of life, all for Jesus.
Listen now to discover how OBU’s Shape the Future campaign is fueling academic innovation, facility renewal, and campus enhancements that keep students rooted in purpose—and ready to impact the world.
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