Gathering Nursing Students

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Gathering Nursing Students

The gathering nursing students resource from Nurses Christian Fellowship (NCF) is designed to help nursing students effectively welcome and engage new peers during the critical first weeks of the academic year. Recognizing that students are most receptive to joining new communities early in the semester, NSO provides a suite of tools to facilitate meaningful connections and spiritual growth.

Key Components and Instructions of the NSO Resource:

  1. Informational Meeting Outline: Before launching your NCF group, gather interested individuals using the provided meeting outline. This initial meeting focuses on prayer and planning, setting the foundation for your outreach efforts.

    View the Informational Meeting Outline (pdf)

  2. 15-Minute Bible Study: Utilize this brief study with your leadership team to explore biblical perspectives on invitation and community, aligning your outreach with spiritual principles.

    View the 15-minute Bible Study (pdf)

  3. Outreach Planning Tools: Download the First-Month Outreach Plan Template to organize your activities. This template includes customizable tables and sample plans to guide your strategy.

    View the Outreach Planning Tool (pdf)

  4. Recruitment and Publicity Materials: Access a variety of resources, including recruitment ideas, posters, postcards, and guidelines for setting up recruitment tables. Ensure your outreach is visible and inviting to new students.

    View the Recruitment and Publicity Materials

  5. Coaching Support: Schedule a free 30-minute coaching call with NCF Student Ministries staff. These sessions offer personalized guidance and prayer support to enhance your outreach efforts.

 

Get Coaching Support Here: ncf@intervarsity.org 

By following these steps and utilizing the NSO resources, you can create a welcoming environment that fosters spiritual growth and community among nursing students.

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