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.
Black Campus Ministries
Developing Extraordinary Black Christian Leaders
Black Campus Ministries (BCM) is committed to reaching and equipping Black students and faculty at majority institutions and historically Black colleges/universities nationwide. We minister to the unique needs of the community and labor to develop extraordinary Black Christian leaders and world changers. Through our growing campus ministries, global and urban missions' engagement, thoughtful pursuit of God through academic fields of study and research, we hope to see the name of Christ spread and exalted and a generation of leaders developed.
Use these customizable instagram templates in your chapter's outreach to Black students. Our hope is that these templates will communicate vision and energy about our approach to reaching Black students.
This resource will help you contextualize as you prepare to lead a BCM (Black Campus Ministries) small group.
An eight-week Bible study as you respond to God’s call to start Black Campus Ministry on your campus.
The Embodied Faith Wheel (EFW) articulates the DNA of Black Campus Ministries as we seek to plant, build and grow Embodied Faith Communities of Black students.
Ground Zero is a Bible study resource tailored to help plant a Black Campus Ministry chapter.
The Hero resource was developed specifically for Black Student Ministry and engages the social identity of black people and its contrast/comparison to our true identity given by God. Available in booklet or digital format.
Our best insights, recommendations, and advice on getting started with Black Campus Ministry.
Listen to the historic address given by Evangelist Tom Skinner at the Urbana 70 Student Missions Conference on the topic of "Racism and World Evangelism"