The Power of an Authentic Friendship
Posted: 06.19.2006
Building authentic friendships is a powerful way to share your faith. Read the story of how an authentic friendship led a person to become a Christian. Also, learn some practical ways to build your own authentic friendships.

Growing Trust in Relationships
Posted: 05.22.2007
Trust is essential in any good relationship. Jason Hull and Mark Slaughter, campus staff in the Great Lakes West Region, describe four skills that are trust-growers. This article is from "Experiencing a Campus Mission", a practical resource manual.

Campus Evangelism Sample Survey
Posted: 10.27.2004
See what questions one InterVarsity Campus Staff Team asked students on their campus about Christianity.

An Experiential Approach to Nurturing New Believers
Posted: 04.14.2009
New christians can increase their self-awareness and grow spiritually through experiential learning. This training model offers mentors who disciple new christians opportunities to rethink the transformation process.

Southeast Region Staff and Students Becoming Fools for Christ in April
By Beth Seversen
Posted: 04.18.2008
Tired of April tasks? Does planning for chapter camp, filling out Alumni forms and Field Reports give you the blues? See what one of the IVCF Evangelism Champions did to free people up to do ministry and evangelism in the task-oriented month of April.

Monday Nights at the University of California - San Diego
Posted: 12.07.2005
This fall semester the number of students making decisions to become Christians at the University of California - San Diego has almost doubled from last year's fall semester. What are they doing?

"3Asks" Evangelism Strategy
Posted: 04.01.2005
What happens if a staff team makes a commitment to asking three non-Christians every week to take a step in their faith journey? Read what the InterVarsity North Coast Area Staff Team discovered by faithfully asking.

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