Chapter Planning
The Chapter Building Task Force met in 2004-05 to understand and describe the essential components of growing InterVarsity fellowships. Seven primary factors were identified.
Looking at the various commitment levels of members in a group can help you plan more wisely.
How is your group doing? Directon, energy, health and atmosphere are all qualities to consider in a mid-term group checkup.
Even a successful outreach event has its lesson to offer for next time.
When visitors come into a chapter event, let’s treat them like we want them to be part of the family.
The sidebar offers ideas and tips for becoming a welcoming group.
Students try to participate prayerfully in the housing lottery at Stanford.
How to pull off exciting, compelling, everyone’s-talking-about-it evangelistic events on your campus. Here are tips for hosting campus outreach events that really work to engage people with the gospel.
This sidebar to "Engaging Your Campus: Hosting Events that Work" encourages students to look beyond depending on an event's publicity. It's important to actually bring others to the event.
Important planning details for hosting all-campus events.
Resources and contact information for campus outreach performances.
More than ever, Groups Investigating god are leading people to Jesus as Savior and Lord.
Are you frustrated with the lack of commitment from the students in your chapter? Read on for some great advice...
Are you a thermometer or a thermostat? Allow Jesus to bring on the heat!
Sidebar to Turning up the Temperature. The importance of GIGs--the testimony of a recent convert.
God can sure shake things up in your fellowship when you put your full trust in Him.
What can we do to promote community in the exec and, at the same time, get all the business items taken care of?
Sidebar to How to Keep Those Leadership Meetings Alive. InterVarsity chapter business meetings can be well-run and fruitful.
Sidebar to How to Keep Those Leadership Meetings Alive. Ideas for the best time to schedule meetings
Black women face some unique obstacles that can be turned into ministry opportunities.
Sidebar to "The Plight of Black Women on Campus": Questions for group discussion
InterVarsity president Steve Hayner shares insights on planning and leading
Sidebar to "As the Pendulum Swings"
Remember how lonely it can be as a freshman on a new campus? Rewind your own college tape and remember how you wanted to be treated.
Inwardly strong fellowship begins with an outward focus.
Does God's call to love the world seem like an enormous task? You can start loving the world in your very own chapter!
Some keys to understanding your faculty adviser
Sidebar to "The Care and Feeding of Faculty Advisors"
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