Through Redeeming Babel, Curtis creates resources like podcasts, courses, and more to help believers navigate a chaotic and anxiety-ridden world.
God understands and goes deep with us in our suffering. If we include him, we will find joy and experience his love and goodness.
InterVarsity taught Hollywood script coordinator, Jen Howell, the value of relational ministry.
Urbana Announces New Location and Leadership with a Call to Mobilize Gen Z
At Urbana 25, Gen Z will be invited to see firsthand what is happening in the Christian church globally and discover their role in it all. This year's event will be in Phoenix, AZ from December 28, 2025 to January 1, 2026.
After speaking with eight InterVarsity campus ministers representing seven states, I found that no region in the U.S. has a "greater" or "lesser" need for witnessing communities.
“I used to do Latino ministry at my college campus, and I want to support any way that I can,” Alison, an InterVarsity volunteer, said.
Living for Jesus, Campuses Renewed: Joshua's Story
Joshua’s only focus as he prepared to start college was to do well in school so he could become a successful, wealthy doctor. He thought his plans for his future had no room for extracurriculars.
But then, even though he grew up in church, he was surprised to learn that there were organizations devoted to living out faith on campus. He attended an activities fair and was immediately drawn to InterVarsity’s diversity, vulnerability, and lack of polish.
“They were awkward,” Joshua said. “I really liked that. They felt like real people.”
A Dinner in Chinatown: Taylor’s Story
I stood on the quad at Northeastern University with the skyscrapers of downtown Boston in the distance. Every so often I could hear the rumbling of the subway from the station nearby, something I’d never experienced in my small town back in Missouri.
Flour Fights & Building Trust: Zelma’s Story
Walking down the sidewalk at the University of Oklahoma (OU), Zelma Wind saw a huge pillar of white gush up into the sky. She froze mid-step, glancing around. So, I know I’m new here, she thought, but … this doesn’t seem normal. The closer Zelma came, more plumes of white shot up into the air as a group of students ran back and forth across the grass, laughing and yelling.
