“A NEW command I give you: love one another.  As I have loved you so you must love one another.  By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.”

You have heard the many appeals about why you should go Greek. Leadership positions, lasting friendships, community service events, worthwhile philanthropies, high academic standards, energetic social life, and professional networking opportunities are all reasons to join, and the list goes on.

Studying abroad can feel like a vacation – a break from real school (at your home university) and real life. But there’s so much more to studying abroad if you’ll let Jesus guide you and be willing to learn from him.

Upon arriving in a new city or on a college campus, you might think, “How am I supposed to find a church in this place? I just got here! I hardly know where the dining hall is!” The even more confounding question follows...

I grew up in church, faithfully attended youth group, and was pretty serious about my faith throughout high school. So when I came to college, I knew I had a choice to make.

October 23-31

Thank God for:

  • Thirty-five staff and students who participated in InterVarsity’s second South Asian Leadership Institute and were inspired and equipped to advance the Kingdom of God around the world.
  • Kimberly Blackford, newly appointed area director in Kentucky.

Please pray for:

October 16-22

Please pray for:

  • Students to embrace InterVarsity’s vision and share the Gospel on campus as new ministries to Greek, African American, and Asian American students are planted this year at Northern Illinois University in Dekalb.
  • Students on campuses throughout the California-Nevada Surf and Turf division to seek deeper relationships with Jesus Christ and each other as they discuss the book of Acts and the theme Called to a Greater Purpose during fall conference October 21-23 in Ventura, CA.
  • Qualified candidates to respond as God calls them to join InterVa
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