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Urbana Group Leader & Participant Communications

This page compiles every official Urbana 25 email going to group leaders and passholders in December. Use it to access key details, forward information to your group’s point person, and help everyone arrive fully prepared for Phoenix.

Student Affairs 101 for Campus Ministry

Build partnership with Student Affairs professionals on your campus.
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Urbana Staff Update (December)

As we head into the final stretch before Urbana 25, this update gives you everything you need to help students, faculty, and staff arrive spiritually prepared, practically ready, and open to God’s work. Whether you’ll be in Phoenix or supporting from afar, your leadership in December will shape how people experience God’s call.

God & Vocation Video Series

How does my work relate to the mission of God? Hear from people from different industries share their perspective.

Discipling Evangelistically

This resource is designed for people who are wanting to find ways to introduce evangelism values and culture into their chapters without overhauling all of their processes and structures. It gives recommendations for each major structure in three categories (structural habit to adopt, resource to use, spiritual discipline to practice).

Evangelistic Bible Studies

Want to help others explore Jesus for themselves? This simple guide equips you to lead a 3–5 week Bible study that sparks honest conversation and invites non-Christians into Scripture without pressure or pretense.

InterVarsity Branded Posters

Use and customize these branded posters.

Reveal Campaign

Hundreds of students have used these Reveal cards to have powerful faith conversations across the country. There are four striking art pieces, paired with quotes from Revelation, that guide conversations toward the beauty and pain of our world. They are designed to help you start evangelistic Bible discussions and spiritual conversations so that people on your campus can encounter Jesus. You can use Reveal to plant new evangelistic small groups and communities of faith on campus.

Worthy Proxe

Through humor, conversations on family, and the story of the prodigal son visually reimagined through a South Asian lens, this proxe will captivate South Asian and non-South Asian students alike as they reflect on where they find their sense of worth.
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Evangelism Guide

The Story Project

The Story Project is a visual conversation starter meant to reach out to creative persons and artists through a mural display of art depicting the stories of Jesus and of artists creating story through visual art, writing, dancing, music, and more.
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Chapter Turnaround – Nehemiah Guide to Intercessory Prayer

This guide provides a scriptural model for engaging in intercessory prayer from Nehemiah.

Chapter Turnaround – Chapter Volunteer Job Description

This is an example “job description” that can be used to help communicate with potential volunteers.

Open Your Heart to God's Presence

Throughout church history, believers have prayed the Scriptures. There are a number of reasons why the Bible can be a particularly helpful resource for our prayers.

Why the Bible? 

The living God, whose words brought the cosmos into being, is eager to relate to us. He has not left us to guess at his character and intentions like some kind of charades game or to try to interpret what he is saying through the night sky, natural disasters, or the changing of the seasons. He knows that relationships need words—so that’s what he gave us.

The Shape of an InterVarsity Bible Study

Explaining the shape of the OIA graphic.

Strengthening Group Conversations

Try these tips to help you facilitate group conversations in your small group setting.

InterVarsity's Interpretive Commitments on Scripture

We all naturally have a set of ‘lenses’ through which we view and understand the Bible. Since InterVarsity brings together Christians from a broad range of churches, ethnicities, and cultures, a core set of commitments when interpreting Scripture provides unity in the midst of diversity:

The Bible – What If?

What if the one who made you would LOVE to talk with you every day, about big things and everyday matters? What if he gave us the Bible so he could do just that? What if there were an easy way to learn how to read the Bible and hear his voice?

The Four Faculty Loves

God loves the campus and every person on it! Get to know the four faculty loves: to love God/one another, your campus, your academic discipline and our world.

The Harvard Inklings: A Faculty Small Group Experiment

Explore ways to strengthen friendships between faculty and to promote flourishing in their academic work.