Too often, communities of color find it difficult to differentiate between white Christians and white non-Christians when it comes to issues of racial justice.
Red Cup's New Role On Campus
InterVarsity staff and students have launched the Red Cup Campaign on campuses across the country.
Friday, October 21, was World Student Day, an annual event where thousands of students in the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students celebrated the work of God in their lives and prayed for one another and their campuses.
October is one of the best times to make a campus visit if you’re a high school senior, as you start to get serious about your college choices.
Only Dead Fish Swim with the Current
Alec Hill asks: "Why would John Stott and Malcolm Muggeridge encourage believers to swim against prevailing cultural currents?"
"I Was Once a Witch"
Ouija boards, séances, hypnotism, and spells were all part of Sarah’s experience growing up.
This fall, InterVarsity is seeing dozens of students across the country make decisions to follow Jesus—from 39 students in New York and New Jersey to 20 students in Texas to 47 students at the University of California Los Angeles.
Ready to Go Anywhere
Becky followed God's call to Boston but didn't connect with InterVarsity until she attended Urbana 09.
The Church is the Change
Seeing how the local ministries cared for the community challenged the ideas Lydia studied in her sociology classes.
Driving down Main Street in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, InterVarsity students from the University of Maryland-Baltimore County (UMBC) were amazed to see two homes that had been pushed off of their foundations by the recent floods.