A faithful life lived out in obedience to Christ on a college campus is in contrast with the flow of the surrounding culture. The contrast can be so stark that even the news media can't help but notice. These are the kind of stories that accumulate in "InterVarsity in the News."
Since it comes at the end of the collegiate experience, most of us have to remind ourselves why graduation is called "commencement." For InterVarsity students it signals the end of ever-present friends, close community, exciting fellowship and a vibrant discipleship that impacts the entire campus. But it is also a beginning.
As I entered the room, Alice was sitting in a wheel chair. She had warned me that ALS had sapped much of her strength since I had last seen her 18 months ago.
Is your life characterized by long, leisurely walks — or by frenzied sprints to get to your next engagement?
The trend highlights InterVarsity's multiethnic emphasis
A self-described naturally stingy person makes a thoughtful gift that will have long lasting impact
Jonathan and I began to talk, and I asked him how he began to grow interested in God. I asked him when he was saved. As he began sharing his story, I realized that there was no actual commitment time, but a growing curiosity and love for God.