Ethnicity, Reconciliation, & Justice

February 04, 2013
By Noemi Vega
Latino Students Transformed at Encuentro//2013

Why have ethnic-specific conferences? My conviction is that in order for InterVarsity to fulfill its mission of growing in love for God, God’s Word, God’s people of every ethnicity and culture, and God’s purposes for the world.

January 21, 2013
By Lisa Rieck
The Road to Justice: King and Community

In January at our blog, we’ve been looking at spiritual practices that can open us to the Holy Spirit’s sanctifying work in our lives.

December 30, 2012
By Christine Jeske
That's My People!

Four years ago, I sat in a South African home beside the frail body of Phakamile on the day before she died. Beside us sat Pabble, a local caregiver. 

December 26, 2012
By Greg Jao
Who's at Your Table?
During the summer of 1991, I ate at tables throughout southern China as I helped lead an InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Global Project in China. I was not supposed to be in China that summer.
December 14, 2012
By Lisa Rieck
Persevering in Faith: Ziel Machado at Urbana 12

Ziel Machado knows what it means to persevere physically, spiritually, and vocationally. After a crisis of faith in his teenage years, he sensed God calling him to student ministry—and he’s been at it for over thirty years now. 

December 12, 2012
By Sandra Van Opstal
Who's at Your Table?
The combined aroma of arroz con gandules and urine-stained clothes smacked me across the face as I entered the shelter. Being a veteran to feeding the “needy,” I was accustomed to strong smells, but that day I regretted coming. Immediately, though, I heard God’s invitation from Luke 14:17, “Come, for everything is now ready.”
December 05, 2012
By Drew Larson
Who's at Your Table?
On my first day in Uganda on a mission trip, I was terrified of whatever the African equivalent of Montezuma’s Revenge is. So I ate nothing my hosts prepared for me. On my second day, I ate a little rice. On my third day, I had some chicken and millet bread.
November 30, 2012
By Willie Krischke
The Life of God on the Reservation

Would Jesus eat frybread? That was the question 150 Native American students and staff from around the country gathered to discuss November 9–11 in Window Rock, Arizona (the capital of the Navajo nation).

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