Everyone

Five Bible Studies from the book of Acts that explore the theme of witness from the perspective of graduate students and faculty.

The series of conversations helps new graduate students think about the new season of life they’ve begun through the lens of faith and consider what God’s invitation(s) may be as they settle in, face challenges, etc.

4-part Bible Study on the Faculty Four Loves: Love God and Love Others, Love Your Campus, Love for Our Discipline, Love for the World.

Square Inch Seminars came out of the Stanford InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Graduate Christian Fellowship. They came up with the idea of short “TED” like talks that would help both the church and the campus understand what it looks like to love God/one another, your campus, your academic discipline and our world (known as the Faculty Four Loves).

A Network map is a great way to identify the people God has placed in your life for witness and potential ministry partnership. Some folks are visible and obvious, such as family and close friends. Others require more exploration and thought, such as work colleagues, fellow students, professors, online contacts, and casual acquaintances.

As God draws our friends toward himself, they tend to go through five “thresholds” (5T) of coming to faith. The main idea is that conversion usually takes place gradually. The following summary chart of the 5Ts is explained below.

New Student Outreach is not only the most critical time of the year to bond with new students, it's also when the entire trajectory of a student's life on campus is shaped, when relationships and communities are solidified, and when incredible spiritual transformation takes place.

We all “fake it” sometimes; but Jesus invites us to be authentic and real. This series examines three areas where Jesus helps us get real in: our lives, our friendships and our love.

Jesus invites us as his followers to be peacemakers in our families, neighborhoods, cities, and global community. This document provides resources to help you go deeper in your understanding of peacemaking and this current conflict.

Everyone on campus fakes it, in one way or another. This interactive art outreach invites students to be real with each other and with God.