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3 Lessons to Develop Leaders

Leaders make all the difference. Good leaders can help a ministry accomplish great things. Not so good leaders can take a ministry equally in the opposite direction.

In Remembrance – Elward Ellis

He was the first leader of InterVarsity's Black Campus Ministry.

Heading in a New Direction

Sometimes you don’t know what you’re missing until someone tells you.

Keeping Connected

Skip McDonald does for college students what a college friend once did for her at Valdosta State.

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Laura Abrams

Study the Bible Through Lectio Divina

In InterVarsity, we have a central belief that the scriptures in the Bible are God’s Word—and these words speak to us.

Modeling Reconciliation at OSU

Ohio State InterVarsity students respond with unity to troubling incidents.

Wesley Korir breaking through tape at Boston Marathon smiling, holding up index finger

Running the Race: InterVarsity Alum Wins Boston

Alumni are bringing the varsity out of InterVarsity. For decades, InterVarsity has suffered through an identity crisis, being categorized as a ministry to athletes. “No, we’re not a sports group.”

Male and female student walking up to campus minister at table with computer

Then a Bible Study Broke Out

So, the other night I went to a fight and a hockey game broke out.

On Top of Spaghetti

Ben learned keys to discipleship when an upperclassman invited him for dinner.

Female college student outside carrying school books

InterVarsity is a fellowship made up of humans. Meaning: we don’t get everything right. Meaning: we’re still figuring out how to follow God. Meaning: honest feedback is hard to hear but good to know so we can continue to grow and let God use us—as individuals and as a fellowship—in students’ lives.

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