Which Way Do We Go?
Updated 4/4/12 In a recent post I talked about some good ministry ideas for the month of April. April has the potential […]
Updated 4/4/12 In a recent post I talked about some good ministry ideas for the month of April. April has the potential […]
For most of us, April is the final (full) month of ministry with students before they leave for summer break. The end is in sight, but there are still more meaningful ministry opportunities for us to take advantage of.
In a previous post I shared some thoughts on Avoiding Autopilot Syndrome during this post-spring break season of ministry. Students tend to check out during these final weeks of the school year, and it can be very tempting to ‘return the favor’ as we are equally tired – from a full season of ministry, and eager – for the change of pace that comes when students leave for the summer.
SO, I thought I might post a few ideas about how we can still connect with, love and serve our students over the month of April.
Updated 3/30/12 In a previous post I talked about The Power of Words, and some of the different ways we wield them – […]
Updated 3/29/12 Words are powerful. At times we wield this power well, as we use our words thoughtfully and intentionally to encourage, […]
Updated 3/28/12 In a previous post I shared some thoughts on a disturbing trend I’ve noticed on our campus… a trend where sophomore […]
Updated 3/27/12 Have you ever experienced something that was so powerful — so profound — that you just knew you would be different […]
Updated 3/26/12 I still remember it like it was yesterday… but it happened nearly 15 years ago. I was a senior in […]
Updated 3/23/12 About 5 years ago I started to notice a trend on campus that had me more than a little concerned. […]
Updated 3/22/12 It’s post-spring break here… and the weather has been absolutely beautiful… and this combination sets the stage for a dangerous […]
The spring semester can be an incredible challenge for those of us ministering to college students. The first half [February in particular] is often filled with struggles related to a lack of motivation, seasonal depression, etc., and the second half is often a sprint to the finish.