Tulane Christian Legal Society

The Tulane Christian Legal Society is a dynamic student organization based at Tulane University School of Law in New Orleans, LA, dedicated to integrating faith with legal practice and professional development. As part of a national network of over 3,400 members spanning more than 1,100 cities across all 50 states and 10 foreign countries, the Tulane chapter serves as a vital resource for law students seeking to explore the intersection of Christianity and law.

Founded at Tulane in 2003, the organization has established itself as an active and engaged community within the law school. The group facilitates meaningful connections among Christian legal professionals and students through a comprehensive range of programs and initiatives. Members participate in weekly Bible studies and prayer meetings designed to nurture spiritual growth alongside academic pursuits. The organization also hosts speaker events and round table discussions that address contemporary issues at the intersection of faith, law, and ethics.

Beyond spiritual development, the Tulane chapter emphasizes practical service and community engagement. Members participate in community service projects that extend their commitment to justice and service beyond the classroom. The organization maintains strong connections with the New Orleans CLS attorney chapter, providing students with mentorship opportunities and networking with practicing Christian lawyers in the local community.

The society's mission centers on proclaiming Jesus Christ through legal practice while advocating for biblical conflict reconciliation, public justice, religious freedom, and the sanctity of human life. Annual events include a spring banquet that celebrates the community's achievements and strengthens bonds among members. Through its multifaceted approach combining spiritual growth, professional development, and community service, the Tulane Christian Legal Society equips law students in New Orleans, LA to view their legal careers as a form of ministry and service.