Featured News
Faculty Ministry Catalyst Resource Site Now Available
We regularly hear of people who want to see a community of faculty begin or grow on their campus. We’ve collected a few resources to help you begin or develop a local community of Christian faculty on campus.
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Featured Resources
Audio: Faith & Academic Commitments in a Post-Modern World
What does theology have to do with other academic disciplines? Alan Padgett of Luther Seminary provides a model for the engagement of theology with academic disciplines, using postmodern philosophy as an example, at the 2008 Wisconsin Symposium.
In Focus: Loving the Academic Life
Published originally at The Well, Dorothy Boorse reminds us of the rewards of an academic life.
Partners in the Gospel
A resource for InterVarsity staff with ideas and inspiration for partnerships with faculty
Taking Time Apart
This guide for Christian faculty explores the role of spiritual disciplines in the academic life. It may be used for retreats or daily devotions.
Working with Faculty Ministry
Learn more about employment as Campus Staff with InterVarsity's Faculty Ministry.
Christian Professional and Academic Societies
A listing of Christian societies for a host of academic and professional fields
Faith & Scholarship: A General Bibliography for Christian Academics
These books and articles will feed your thinking and discussions about the integration of faith and scholarship.
Faith & Scholarship: A Bibliography for Christian Historians
With these readings, explore the intersection of faith and the study of history.
Take Time to Look at Your Life
Have you been meaning to find time for personal reflection? Try using these questions as a guide.
Audio from Following Christ 1998
In 1998, delegates at Graduate & Faculty Ministry's "Following Christ / Shaping Our World" conference heard four Bible expositions by N. T. Wright. You can, too.
Critical Junctures
Veteran GFM staff member Bob Trube has developed a helpful three-column "cheat sheet" on the spiritual stages of academic life — complete with an overview of the most helpful spiritual disciplines.
A Prayer before Study
When our lives become more hectic and intense with the pressure of academic work, the need for prayer deepens even if it is harder to come by.
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