A Lunch of Opportunity
Are you looking for a way to multiply your visibility and impact during the upcoming year? Have you considered eating lunch in […]
Are you looking for a way to multiply your visibility and impact during the upcoming year? Have you considered eating lunch in […]
For a generation that is so digitally engaged, and even electronically dependent, have screens and multi-media become a necessary part of today’s […]
Well, we’re nearing the end of July and plans for the upcoming year are starting to take final form. I’m not sure what this process has been like for you, but for us, there have been a lot of changes, edits, additions and subtractions from the model of ministry we were serving out of last year.
In a lot of ways I think our ministry models need to be in a constant state of flux, always with the ability to change in order to better meet the needs of the students we serve, as it seems most appropriate and feasible.
I hate to make mistakes. OK. Maybe it has less to do with actually making the mistakes, and more to do with […]
Do you ever find yourself wondering if life on campus is more challenging today, than it was even 5 or 10 years […]
My post is going up a little later than normal today… but I’ve got a good reason for that… a very good […]
In my post yesterday I talked about the disturbing trend among teens away from involvement in small groups. There’s so much about […]
According to the latest research put out by Barna, regular involvement faith-related small groups among teens has drastically declined over the last 13 years.
This finding confirms what I’ve been seeing on my current campus over the past 5 years. In fact, over the course of my 13 years in campus ministry I believe I’ve seen the rise and fall (and in some cases, the rise again) of the ‘big three’ programing elements: worship, small groups and outreach.
Hey friends! Welcome to the new Faith ON Campus site. I hope you’ll stop back by regularly to join in on the […]
How do you make decisions that shape your ministry with students? More specifically, how do you decide what to speak on from […]