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In thinking about mixed ethnic identity, what does it mean to be a “mixed blessing?” Use these two reflections (alone or in groups) to ask this question and sit at the feet of our Brown, multiethnic, Middle Eastern/North African savior, listening to what he has to say about how we have been made for good.

Retreat Guide by Carolyn Carney and Joe Moore focused on Luke 24:13-35. Can be done in 3 or more hours.

Chapter Advisors can play a key role in supporting, facilitating, and advocating to provide a campus ministry presence that blesses both the people and institution where they serve as long-term residents.

This Network Mapping guide will help you meet international students online or in-person.

Many faculty members deeply desire to follow Christ in the academic world. This guide is a resource for faculty (and anyone!) that wants to be taking time apart either daily or for a more extended time on a regular basis.

A “discipleship cycle” (or d-cycle) is a practice of hearing from Creator’s word, applying it in our lives, and then learning from our experience together.

Our hope is that each of our InterVarsity chapters will have an advisor they are partnering with on campus. We’ve curated a few resources to help you, whether you’re just getting started or you’re looking to improve an existing partnership!

Meet the Campus Continuum: a framework designed to articulate the journey of a witnessing community, help you assess your community, and create a roadmap to lead your community forward.

All of us wrestle with questions of direction and purpose for our future. This proxe is designed to connect these questions to the gospel - for both non-Christians and Christians. Designed by AAM with Asian Americans in mind, these resources are easily applicable to students of all backgrounds.

To reach a new generation of students, we have to meet them where they are, online. This resource will help you meet students online and develop relationships that move from online to in person.