Top Posts for January 2011
The month of January was another BIG month for Faith ON Campus! Hosting the ‘Sex & the Soul’ blogathon provided a number […]
Tag: college ministry
Andrew Marin || Answering the Hard Questions About Sexual Identity
Here are some reflections on our second campus session with Andrew Marin, as a part of our Sex & the Soul week […]
Andrew Marin || Church and Sex in a Postmodern and Emergent Culture: What is the 4th Ideal?
Today marked the beginning of our 2nd Annual ‘Sex & the Soul’ week on campus. This is a week specifically set aside […]
Do You Lead TOO Much?
If I’m honest, sometimes… when I’m at church, trying to worship… I find myself feeling a little guilty about my level of […]
7 Ideas On How To Help College Students Identify Their Calling
We have a unique place, and voice, in the lives of college students.
Our ministry with them is different from most other forms of ministry, primarily because of the context in which it occurs — on a college campus, during the formative college years of life.
But does our ministry reflect this unique context?
Do we help students to make the connections between their faith and their academic pursuits?
Previously I posted a some thoughts ‘On Helping College Students to Identify Their Calling [A Little Sooner].
On Helping College Students to Identify Their Calling [A Little Sooner]
As I sat in our kitchen yesterday, sipping my coffee and listening to the radio, I was surprised to hear a […]
The Simplicity (and Complexity) of College Relationships
When I first saw this video I immediately thought of college students, college life and the challenge of relationships during the college […]
Sex and the Soul: An Interview with Author Donna Freitas
I have a confession to make… the catchy title of the Sex & the Soul blogathon is NOT an original creation of […]
LESS IS MORE: Reversing the Crazy Pace of Ministry
It’s a new year and I’m resolving to make some changes.
This year, in regards to how I approach ministry with college students, I’m taking a ‘LESS IS MORE’ approach.
Why?
Because what I’ve been doing has not been working.
Cramming my calendar full of meetings and overwhelming the campus calendar with more and more ministry-related opportunities has not yielded the kind of ‘fruitful results’ that I’ve hoped for.
Ideas for January
It’s hard to believe that the BIG break that divides our ministry year in two, and celebrates the birth of the One […]