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A 15-week global discipleship guide created by an international team.
International Student Ministry
Developing and Sending Global Disciples and Leaders
Welcome to InterVarsity International Student Ministry (ISM)! We’re delighted that you are interested in international students and scholars. Our desire is to befriend, develop and send internationals from every nation to every nation. It’s a great privilege to have the nations on our campuses, not only to welcome and share, but to shape our US American students too. Below you will find key resources to help you get started. Learn more about ISM here.
What is a multinational chapter? How does your chapter become one? Get an overview with this quick guide.
How do we make space for international students to lead in our chapters? How do we develop them? Check out the tips in this quick guide. Then help your team partner across cultures with case studies.
International students in InterVarsity are generally involved in three chapter settings: ISM (Stand-Alone) chapters: designed primarily for international students, Multinational (M/N) chapters: any chapter that isn't exclusively for international students but intentionally includes them in its mission and practice, Emerging Multinational (EMN) chapters: chapters with international student involvement through little intentionality or effort to include them.
This resource will help you contextualize as you prepare to lead an international small group.
Peace Feasts are helping groups across the country grow witnessing relationships with Muslims. Instead of a formal dialogue with guest lecturers and little interaction, Peace Feasts are about heart-level dialogue: Muslims and Christians get together in small groups, share a meal and discuss faith and life.
There are Muslim international students on your campus but, while they may be curious, most will not show up at a typical InterVarsity or ministry event. We need to go to them. But it’s very easy to get started. Walking up and introducing yourself is one of the best ways to make a new friend. This resource will teach you how!
Want to start an international small group on your campus? This resource includes a collection of trainings, handouts, and Bible studies to equip you to develop an international small group.
Build trust with Southeast Asians with five important things to know about who we are and what we value.
This Network Mapping guide will help you meet international students online or in-person.