President’s Circle
God continually blesses Azusa Pacific University. From unexpected opportunities to revealed resources, His hand clearly guides the growth and direction of this institution. Perhaps the greatest blessing of all is the heart of the people who support APU — alumni, parents, friends, and family. And at the core of them is the President’s Circle, a group of people who give tirelessly of themselves to continue the work and vision of APU.
For each of these individuals, choosing to support APU begins as a commitment to give financially. With gifts of $1,000 and above, President’s Circle members help ensure the availability of resources in the University Scholarship Fund which directly provides scholarships to nearly 83 percent of the current student body.
Provide
Though consistent, generous donations qualify them for inclusion, members
in this fellowship exhibit a commitment far beyond financial support.
They promise to give of their time as well. Each individual brings a myriad
of resources in the form of ideas, talents, creativity, and expertise.
When called upon, President’s Circle members offer these resources for
the betterment of the university.
Promote
Deeply believing in the mission and purpose of the school, those in the Circle
also commit to promote Azusa Pacific University within their homes, their churches,
and their communities. Given the opportunity, President’s Circle members
help increase the awareness of APU’s vision, encouraging others to explore the
university and the opportunities it offers to so many.
Pray
Finally, and most important, is their prayer support. Daily, the President’s
Circle members pray for Azusa Pacific University, its students, its professors,
and its leaders — a vital component of the life of the university
today. As APU enters its second century of training Christian workers,
growth continues at a rapid pace. New faces, new programs, and new buildings
are the norm and change is the order of the day. Amidst this time of transition,
there is an underlying peace that comes from knowing that in all, God
is first.
