Longing for Revival
on Every Campus

When Alayna was a senior in high school, she prayed every day that God would provide her with Christian community in college. Alayna entered college with blind faith, trusting that God would provide. He quickly answered her prayers with a knock on her door and an invitation to an ice cream social, where she experienced immediate connection and welcome. Little did she know that God would shape her into a powerful leader who would create community for others.

Noah decided to get involved with InterVarsity because he longed for community. He was inspired by how deeply they loved each other and loved God. Noah eventually developed a true relationship with Jesus being part of this community. He also went on to become a student leader and led worship for large group gatherings. Even though Noah had learned and grown so much since joining InterVarsity, God still had more to teach him about community through an InterVarsity Global Urban Trek to Nicaragua.

InterVarsity ServeUp invited 9,000 student volunteers to rebuild homes in communities affected by natural disaster, beginning with a commitment to rebuild New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Through the program, hundreds of students began following Jesus, and some have even joined InterVarsity staff. One of these InterVarsity students-turned-staff is Sommer Hayes.