Are Missionaries Still Needed?
Urbana 06 Attracts Students Interested in Changing the World
Convention is underway in St. Louis
Merry Christmas from InterVarsity
Our gift to you: Urbana 06
St. Louis Invited to Hear Rick Warren at Urbana 06 Community Night
The St. Louis community is invited to attend the Urbana 06 Community Night on Saturday evening, December 30, 2006 at 7:30 p.m. at the Edwards Jones Dome. The focus of Urbana 06 is on the theme Live a Life Worthy of the Calling. This program will feature Rick Warren and Lisa Espineli Chinn who will speak about embodying God's call. Anyone in the St. Louis area is invited to attend this evening of worship that will include the Urbana Unity Choir, made up of musicians and singers from across the community. The Urbana 06 Community Night is free and open to the public. A free-will offering will be taken for missions projects around the world. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Some Sow and Some Reap
In June of 2006, Yumi arrived at Portland State University from Japan to continue her nursing education. Shortly after arriving, she found FOCUS, an international ministry co-sponsored by InterVarsity. She started going to an international Bible study, and by the end of the semester she had become a Christian. But this was not the first time this woman from Japan had heard the gospel. God had been seeking her for years.
On Purpose in 2007
ON PURPOSE is the focus of Greek InterVarsity's lineup of student conferences for the 2006-2007 school year. Greek InterVarsity, a ministry to fraternity and sorority students, will hold two conferences during the 2006-2007 school year: February 2-4, 2007 in Indianapolis, IN and February 16-18, 2007 in Charlotte, NC.
A Century of Student Missions
In 1896, one hundred and ten years ago, C.T. Studd, a missionary to China, spoke to students at Bucknell University. He encouraged them to serve as missionaries wherever God might call them. Since then, generations of Bucknell alumni have continued their passionate witness of the gospel.
Exploring God's Call at Urbana
If we were to see a young woman walking down the street, a backpack slung over her shoulder, a cell phone flipped open, and an iPod hooked into her ears, we would immediately assume she’s a college student. But for all our assumptions, that woman could just as easily have been a graduate of the class of 2006.