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As a graduate student or faculty member, identifying yourself as a follower of Jesus and sharing his message with others can feel daunting. Your reputation and even your career could be at risk. Witness In The Academy prepares graduate students, faculty, and campus ministry staff to engage in healthy and productive spiritual conversations on campus.

How do we make space for international students to lead in our chapters? How do we develop them? Check out the tips in this quick guide. Then help your team partner across cultures with case studies.

Invite students and faculty into leadership by clearly articulating a vision that addresses campus issues and needs, affirming their gifts and spiritual commitment, and making a detailed, compelling invitation.

Black Campus Ministries is purposed in reaching Black students from across the African Diaspora through BCM small groups and chapters throughout the nation. To better serve our Black corners on campus, a list of tasks and resources have been compiled based on the state of your group. Our hope is that each campus will offer Black students an opportunity to be a part of a group that best fits the context of their campus.

These five bible studies explore various passages in the book of Acts and are perfect for a campus small group or a one-on-one context.

These eight bible studies explore various passages in the Gospel of Luke and are perfect for a campus small group or one-on-one context.

Use these questions to debrief your bible study. Your awareness of what God is doing in you and your group will grow as you reflect, either individually or as a group, on each study.

The NSO Scorecard will help you improve the quality of your New Student Outreach by identifying the strong and weak areas of your previous NSO and choosing an area of improvement for your next NSO.

Apprenticeship is a 7-week journey where we grow in our love for God and for neighbor through learning new spiritual practices and trying out intentional relational risks.

Sketches of Leadership is a proven discipleship and leadership development curriculum for student leaders. Adapted from Rich Lamb's original work, these 4 Sketches (Leader as Advocate, Shepherd, Steward, and Patient) are among the most frequently used on campus.