Witnessing Communities
Why do we do what we do? Sometimes we lose our sense of purpose.
Deep within InterVarsity's life and history is a call to reach students of every philosophy, life-stage, ethnicity and discipline—with compassion and boldness.
Simple servanthood at Pitzer College leads to spiritual conversations in the dorms.
Christian service projects on Smith's campus build trust and open conversations.
A busy leader decides to change his priorities.
When visitors come into a chapter event, let’s treat them like we want them to be part of the family.
The sidebar offers ideas and tips for becoming a welcoming group.
Here are some stories of what other InterVarsity chapters have done to build God’s kingdom on campus.
University of illinois students work with Habitat for Humanity over spring break.
Ministry among Greek students is filled with possibilities
Ways for Christian groups to plan for effective New Student Outreach.
Sidebar to New Student Outreach Ideas
InterVarsity chapters across the country are attempting to explore and address social justice issues.
How to pull off exciting, compelling, everyone’s-talking-about-it evangelistic events on your campus. Here are tips for hosting campus outreach events that really work to engage people with the gospel.
This sidebar to "Engaging Your Campus: Hosting Events that Work" encourages students to look beyond depending on an event's publicity. It's important to actually bring others to the event.
Important planning details for hosting all-campus events.
Resources and contact information for campus outreach performances.
How chapters can reach out to new students on their campus.
Sidebar to "New Student Outreach: Ideas that Work": Draw students in with concerts.
sidebar to NSO: Ideas that Work. Root beer kegger...Jazz music...Pizza taste-off...Trash on the beach
More than ever, Groups Investigating god are leading people to Jesus as Savior and Lord.
InterVarsity has always moved forward on its knees, and here are some ways to pray creatively.
Sidebar to "How to Pray for Your Chapter": The power of prayer is shown by a student at Purdue University.
Sidebar to "How to Pray for Your Chapter": Ideas to help you maintain energy and interest in daily prayer meetings.
Sidebar to "How to Pray for Your Chapter": See the results of praying every day.
Sidebar to "How to Pray for Your Chapter": This group of students stayed up all night to pray for their campus
Sidebar to "How to Pray for Your Chapter": Not even the most well-planned prayer meetings will work unless the desire to pray grows from the heart.
A debate team made up of Christians and non-Christians draws the campus together by discussing hot topics. It also allows Christians to present their viewpoints on many current issues.
How one chapter called an entire campus to remember its founding faith. Campus evangelism, prayer and witness.
Read about a group of men who are very dedicated in prayer
A new believer's "visions" are turned into action.
The personal confessions of a student leader whose prayer life went from sputtering...to flourishing.
An inspiring story about students who spent 12 hours praying and praising the Lord.
What better place to spread the word of God than on your secular campus?
God works in more ways than just organized meetings; he works in the events of our everyday lives.
GIGs stands for Groups Investigating God, an investigative Bible study for people seeking to understand Christianity. They are a effective outreach model for college and university campuses.
Do you ever follow the call of God only to feel as if you followed in vain? Have hope and read the testimony of one who felt the same.
Commuter campuses present a challenge to InterVarsity chapters and leaders. Here is help.
Commuter camus ministry can be a challenge; here are ideas to help form relationships to pull a group together.
Encouraging witnessing stories from a graduate student on a community college campus
Are you a thermometer or a thermostat? Allow Jesus to bring on the heat!
Students at the University of the Pacific used "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" as a theme for a seeker meeting in which seekers and skeptics alike can hear about Jesus in a comfortable and fun way!
Formatting your chapter's large group meetings to draw in non-Christians can invite lots of criticism. But it may also invite some incredible results!
How several schools have engaged the campus with the gospel
Don't underestimate the power of prayer!
The InterVarsity chapter at U of Nevada--Reno worked extremely hard to publicize an evangelism event, and their hard work paid off!
The IV chapter at Hood College trusted God, took a leap, and watched as The Edge brought the gospel to non-Christians.
MIT students chew on some tough issues together.
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