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We follow these commitments that shape our community, reflecting Christ’s love in both purpose and practice.
Spiritual Life and Intercultural Leadership (SLIL) exists to nurture Christ-centered spiritual formation and cultivate a globally engaged community. Rooted in Taylor’s mission to develop servant-leaders, SLIL weaves together worship, discipleship, and intercultural learning to shape students holistically. We create an environment where students deepen their walk with Christ while engaging meaningfully across cultures—growing in their understanding of God’s work in the world and in one another.
Our vision reflects the biblical image of Heaven: a multitude from every nation, tribe, people, and language worshipping Christ (Rev. 7:9). At Taylor, students have abundant opportunities to learn and grow together in a community that values and celebrates all backgrounds.
We believe every student is better prepared for the future by participating in a global community. Through these experiences, students form connections that help them become more effective intercultural leaders and faithful Christ-followers.
Vice President for Spiritual Life & Intercultural Leadership and Campus Pastor
Executive Director of Spiritual Life and Intercultural Leadership
Director of Community Gospel Choir and Student Recruitment Care Specialist
International Student Services Coordinator
Director of Chapel Music, Staff Accompanist, and Adjunct Instructor of Music
Director of the PREACH Initiative
Administrative Assistant for the Vice President for Spiritual Life and Intercultural Leadership
More Than a Meal: Creating Home for International Students at Taylor
Taylor's International Student Society, a division of the OIP, is establishing a system in which Taylor’s broader alumni and parent network can sign up to host students in their homes for the holidays.
Taylor Awarded Grant to Fund Rural Ministry Initiative
The Rural Ministry Initiative is an extension of the Sacred Roots Project, focused on rural communities in and around Taylor.
PREACH Lab Ready to Equip Current and Future Pastors
The PREACH Lab will allow participating pastors to test their style and technique in delivering pastoral messages, and to be observed in real time by experts.
Increasing Opportunities for Global Engagement Shapes the Leaders of Tomorrow
Faith-based institutions, especially, have a responsibility to participate in greater global citizenship in response to God’s call to bless and serve all nations.
Spiritual Renewal Week Offers Sacred Space
Beth Guckenberger, Co-Executive Director of Back2Back Ministries, led Taylor University’s fall Spiritual Renewal this past week.
Taylor Receives $1.25 Million Lilly Endowment Grant to Establish PREACH Initiative
Through the PREACH Initiative, Taylor will foster and support preaching that better inspires, encourages, and guides people to come to know and love God and live out their Christian faith more fully.
Nate Nupanga to Lead Taylor’s Spring Spiritual Renewal Week
Taylor's Spring Spiritual Renewal series kicks off during the 10 am chapel hour on Monday, February 12, followed by evening services at 7 pm on Monday and Tuesday. The series will conclude with chapel on Wednesday.
More Than a Meal: Creating Home for International Students at Taylor
Taylor's International Student Society, a division of the OIP, is establishing a system in which Taylor’s broader alumni and parent network can sign up to host students in their homes for the holidays.
Taylor Awarded Grant to Fund Rural Ministry Initiative
The Rural Ministry Initiative is an extension of the Sacred Roots Project, focused on rural communities in and around Taylor.
PREACH Lab Ready to Equip Current and Future Pastors
The PREACH Lab will allow participating pastors to test their style and technique in delivering pastoral messages, and to be observed in real time by experts.
Increasing Opportunities for Global Engagement Shapes the Leaders of Tomorrow
Faith-based institutions, especially, have a responsibility to participate in greater global citizenship in response to God’s call to bless and serve all nations.
Spiritual Renewal Week Offers Sacred Space
Beth Guckenberger, Co-Executive Director of Back2Back Ministries, led Taylor University’s fall Spiritual Renewal this past week.
Taylor Receives $1.25 Million Lilly Endowment Grant to Establish PREACH Initiative
Through the PREACH Initiative, Taylor will foster and support preaching that better inspires, encourages, and guides people to come to know and love God and live out their Christian faith more fully.
Nate Nupanga to Lead Taylor’s Spring Spiritual Renewal Week
Taylor's Spring Spiritual Renewal series kicks off during the 10 am chapel hour on Monday, February 12, followed by evening services at 7 pm on Monday and Tuesday. The series will conclude with chapel on Wednesday.