Jim Womack was a founder of the InterVarsity chapter at the University of Tennessee—Knoxville. He and his wife Charlotte have been faithful in their support of student ministry for the past sixty years, but they are humble about their work.
Takako's first glimpse of Jesus came through her hallway friendship with Dee, an InterVarsity international student from a closed country in Central Asia.
InterVarsity Press was once again named one of the Best Christian Places to Work by the Best Christian Workplaces Institute (BCWI).
Paul Grant is a historian of cool. He knows where cool comes from, what's the opposite of cool and how to be cool. He knows what makes cool, um, cool.
Nine Team Members from the University of Illinois, Nine Days in Vienna, Austria
What do you get when you mix Jesus and politics? Usually a very messy situation, often better left untouched. What happens when a Christian fellowship brings up Jesus and politics? As we found at Grinnell College, students start talking.
This was the first time the Urbana convention had been held anywhere other than Urbana, Illinois, since InterVarsity's first Missions Convention in 1946.
Urbana attendees learned that the facts about AIDS. Most importantly they learned that they can do something about the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
It is through prayer that we see God’s purposes in the world and on college campuses accomplished.