As God draws our friends toward himself, they tend to go through five “thresholds” (5T) of coming to faith. The main idea is that conversion usually takes place gradually. The following summary chart of the 5Ts is explained below.
Graduate & Professional Students
As a graduate student, both your faith and studies are important to your daily life. Our chapters of witnessing communities on over 100 campuses share four ministry commitments and are designed to help you mature as a disciple of Christ while encouraging and equipping you to faithfully navigate your academic and career path. Through GFM, you’ll have the opportunity to:
- Gather regularly in community
- Study the Bible
- Make life-long friendships
- Develop leadership skills
- Participate in life-changing events and retreats
- Serve your campus, surrounding community, and the world
Through on-campus fellowships and online resources, GFM longs to support graduate and professional students and see them transformed by the Gospel, taking their part in renewing campuses, and developing as world changers.
Learn more about Graduate and Professional Students Ministries
Revitalize your small group leadership skills. Reignite your vision and spiritual passion for guiding others. Enhance your abilities and bring new energy to your group.
Saying yes to leading a small group is a risk. But it’s also an adventure, and this course will help you take the first step! As you lead, you’ll discover a life-giving community and growing love for Scripture.
You can create a Bible study that will help your friends meet God. Learn how to craft an inductive Bible study that will change lives.
Prayer meetings don't have to be boring or awkward. They can be transformative! Learn how to lead times of prayer where your community experiences the intimate presence of God and be sent to join Jesus in the work he is already doing.
Our best insights, recommendations, and advice on how to connect well with graduate students during new Student Outreach.