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Discover this resource to enhance your social skills as you train to become a confident and effective leader, ready to communicate and collaborate with others.
Check out this resource to help your chapter grow through communal Sabbath, fostering rest, connection, and spiritual renewal together.
Apprenticeship is a 7-week journey where we grow in our love for God and for neighbor through learning new spiritual practices and trying out intentional relational risks.
Discover a 12-session curriculum that explores discipleship through the powerful teachings of Matthew 5-7, the Sermon on the Mount.
These mentoring questions are designed to guide meaningful conversations, foster reflection, and encourage personal growth. By helping mentees explore their thoughts, challenges, and spiritual development in a structured way, these questions serve as a valuable tool for deeper connection and growth.
Scripture memorization is a crucial spiritual practice that enhances prayer, Bible reading, and community engagement, providing students with a lifelong tool for spiritual growth and development.
If you’re passionate about seeing more students and faculty at Urbana and want to recruit effectively, this article will give you the vision behind our new registration system, why we made these changes, and how it’s designed to make Urbana 25 more accessible and affordable.
Welcome to the February edition of your Urbana 25 Staff Update—your go-to source for everything Urbana! This month, we’re focusing on how you can inspire your students and faculty while gearing up for Phoenix.
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This Bible study helps groups engage in Micah’s prophetic message that whatever we love shapes us. The study guides participants to see where God is calling them to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly.
This short Bible study on Matthew 9:35-38 can help you and other interested students discern God's invitation and think through your connections on campus.
This simple hand-held quiz is our favorite way to start spiritual conversations at a new campus.
These three Bible studies in Luke that explore the theme of “here for you” and are designed to take a group through setting a table of hospitality centered on Jesus (Luke 5.27-31), learning to worship Jesus as Lord (Luke 7:36-50) and responding with acts of justice to Jesus’ kingdom (Luke 19:1-10)
Prayer walks are a great way to encounter God on campus and explore what God's doing there. Prayer walks help us step out of what's familiar and embrace a posture of curiosity, humility, and expectancy. This resource will help you lead a prayer walk.
This 5-week God-Investigation Group (GIG) series includes compelling illustrations, guided discussion, and application questions. Each study also has an accompanying leader's guide with community building suggestions, questions for going deeper, and other leadership insights.
Our best insights, recommendations, and advice from Greek ministry experts on how to connect well with fraternity and sorority students during New Student Outreach.
What does Jesus have to do with justice? This 7-week series traces the theme of justice from the Old Testament to the New Testament, offering a biblical basis for justice as an attribute of God’s character and central to God’s mission in the world. This foundational series will propel participants towards a life-long pursuit of justice that is grounded in Jesus.
How can a small group increase its impact? By becoming a sending community! Sending people out to create more spaces for their friends to encounter God helps us truly bring the Love of God to every corner of campus. Use Multiplying Small Groups to help students gain vision, receive training, and make invitation plans to launch new small groups.
Start a prayer movement for non-Christians on your campus using this simple tool to bring focus to your prayer.