Start to Finish
From start to finish with each school year, there are discernable patterns that occur as the school year progresses. Campuses have different personalities (see Matt Herman’s“Me […]
Me Pioneer, No Way
I never thought I would pioneer a ministry. This was affirmed to me in multiple ways. Indirectly, I remember listening to someone I highly respect publicly […]
Universities are Primary Tributaries
The church should create an on-campus presence—an extension of the church to the campus. We have a responsibility . . . . Like it or not, […]
Imago Dei Encounters the Imago Meta
What Is the Metaverse Metaverse” is a new word, and we’ve only heard it because of Mark Zuckerberg’s recent accouncement that Facebook’s parent company is changing its […]
Pandemic Stress Weighs Heavily on Gen Z
Isolation. Anxiety. Uncertainty. The stresses of the coronavirus pandemic have taken a toll on Americans of all ages, but a new poll finds that teens and […]
Book Review
Pioneering Campus Ministry by Matt Herman For the past fifteen years, Matt Herman has served as a campus missionary. In 2012, he pioneered Saint Louis University, […]
Old Guys (and Gals) Campus Ministers and Longevity
Scott Sunquist the president of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary recently attended a banquet where four InterVarsity Christian Fellowship staff were celebrated for twenty-five years of service. Sunquist […]
Pioneering XA at the U of Nebraska Omaha Samuel Gingerich
I always chuckle when asked how I came to Chi Alpha (XA) because my route has been anything but normal. In 2014, I first experienced the transformative […]
The right of student organizations to associate around beliefs
Condensed from a news article entitled, “University grants Christian group official status amid lawsuit alleging discrimination,” The Christian Post, November 1, 2021, by Michael Grybosi https://www.christianpost.com/news/university-grants-christian-group-official-status-amid-lawsuit.html […]
It appears XA Students are getting younger.
It appears XA Students are getting younger. Actually we call them MKs for missionary kids.
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