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Southeast Asian InterVarsity Logos and Pattern Assets

Southeast Asian InterVarsity Logos and Pattern Assets

God and the Patient Experience Bible Study

These Bible studies connect the patient experience with the Triune God. The same Father God who sustained the Apostle Paul lives today. Jesus sees each person living with physical ailment or disability as an individual, not an annoyance. He sees their true need. The Holy Spirit speaks truth to God’s children when they don’t even know how to pray. God in all his fullness desires to bring hope, healing, and redemption to all.

Using the InterVarsity Brand

Every brand has an essence, a feeling or concept that comes to mind when you experience that brand. It helps explain how we uniquely and distinctly do our work of mission on campus. For InterVarsity, the word that best describes our essence is “formative.”

We believe college is the most formative season of a person’s life. It is when students make decisions that lay the foundation for the rest of their lives. Whether in a small group Bible study, large group worship gatherings, time in community, at a camp or conference, or while taking a risk to lead or share the gospel with a friend, students are formed into faithful leaders through InterVarsity.

Pilipino American Gathering in a Box

Easily host a gathering for Pilipino American students with this minute-by-minute guide! Designed specifically but not exclusively with Filipino American History Month in mind. Contains steps for both on campus and off campus versions.

Justin Sebastian

Justin Casiano-Sebastian is a second generation Pilipino American serving as the Indiana & Illinois Regional Coordinator for Asian American Ministries. He also works on multiple campuses in the Chicagoland area reaching Pilipino American students. Outside of InterVarsity, Justin is licensed in the Evangelical Covenant Church and is pursuing his Master of Divinity. In his free time, Justin plays competitive baseball, chases his son around the apartment, and will risk a gout attack for a good burger. 

Mikee Golingo

Mikee Golingo is a campus minister at Baylor University, reaching Asian American students. Over her time on staff with InterVarsity, she has led teams on the Global Urban Trek to Manila and Mexico City. She was born and raised in California until moving to Texas in 2006. As a 2.5-generation Filipino-American, Mikee is deeply connected with her communities across Texas and in Quezon City, Philippines. She enjoys cooking, language learning, and traveling. 

Understanding Your Southeast Asian Students

Do you have Southeast Asian students in your ministry? Learn some ways you can get to know these students and help them feel even more welcome in your ministry.