Winter break can be an awkward time for campus ministry leaders. It is short enough that you could easily waste it. The winter break also provides a great opportunity for ...
Growth in ministry is always exhilarating! Having more there than last year, starting a new small group, having to set out “overflow” seating; all of these things keep you ...
I believe leading a college ministry is one of the most challenging and strategic callings you can have. To thrive in college ministry you must develop the grit of a ...
Paul Worcester shares why you should add student leaders to your team for the Spring semester. Growing a team of student leaders, volunteers and staff is essential if you want ...
David Clark writes about choosing, equipping, and evaluating small group leaders so that they grow and see mission expand on campus. I still remember my first time attending a small group ...
David Clark identifies two community group essentials—content and atmosphere. Community groups are a critical part of a college ministry—they are a great “front door” for students who aren’t as interested ...
The nine months leading up to our first child’s birth I slept great! My wife on the other hand, would experience the full spectrum of emotions and changes accompanied by ...
Eager to begin the sending process, we cast vision for one of our graduates to go help with work in the Northwest. This was our first one, our first fruit ...
“I have never been so honored for someone to tell me to go. Thank you for believing in me.” I was cleaning off my bulletin board above my desk ...
Many people start out with the intention of making an impact on their campus. Yet so many seem to lack the results they desire in campus ministry. Have you ever ...
