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Is your university moving online? Are you wondering how you are going to do campus ministry this year? If so, then the ONSO Bootcamp collection is just for you!

A powerful song of repentence featured at Urbana 18 and InterVarsity Live! that can foster deep reflection and conviction.

A worship song that invites us to focus on Jesus Christ, his life, example, and transformative work in our lives.

Enter into worship with this English/Zulu song from South Africa declaring "Somlandela! We will follow, Jesus!"

Jamie Lapido and Dave Paladino share how to have great online leaders meetings.

We want you and your friends to thrive in college. Your life with God connects intimately with your pursuit of a healthy college experience. We’ve asked pastors, campus ministers, and wise friends of InterVarsity to contribute talks to a series to help you develop the spiritual practices you need right now.

Check out these tips, tricks, and best practices to get the most out of your online meeting, bible study, or prayer group!

Need to build a website to promote your ministry in this ONSO season? If so, check out our Weebly (Mac Smith Project) website offering for ONSO. With Weebly you can quickly duplicate an existing site and fill in your ministry information.

Join recent graduates from around the country in a time to help you make your transition to the next phase in life. 

Session 4: Tuesday 9/8 – Faith, Work and Justice

This session provides training in how to create automated Mailchimp follow-up communication, which enables rapid engagement with new contacts.

This session will train you to create and maximize your ministry Instagram profile to build credibility and connection.

What is Online New Student Outreach (ONSO) and why does it matter? Get an overview of what ONSO is, why it matters, and the five ONSO systems you can build to accelerate online ministry this year.

Be a part of an historic and strategic gathering of over a dozen campus ministries: A virtual “back to school” catalytic event that will cast vision to incoming students for God’s work in spiritual community during college.

Learn more about topics like: Intro to Social Media, Social Media Best Practices, and Building an Audience.

Invite your community deeper into worship with this hymn sung in three languages Din​é (Navajo) ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i (Hawaiian), and English.

In this series of short videos, Los Angeles Ministry Director Sam Rizk shares why follow up is critical for ministry, what makes good follow up, and how to move forward with great follow up.

This simple hand-held (or online postable) quiz is our favorite way to start spiritual conversations at a new campus.

Flourishing Communities is a a seven week bible study series unpacking what it means to be a flourishing community. Jesus is all about creating the kind of community that goes beyond just being known - how we live and love each other will change the world around us. Get your roomies or friends together and go deep in this 7-week series unpacking what means to be a flourishing community.

Following up on contacts is a critical aspect of any growing ministry. We communicate care to those we follow up with and we have the opportunity to welcome new people into our spiritual community! How is your ministry preparing for following up?

Inviting your friends to follow Jesus is the one of the most significant things you can do to see decisions of faith on your campus.

As you work towards developing potential leaders during NSO, consider “Spicy Faith,” a game that uses fun challenges that invite your community to put faith into action by taking some God-oriented risks!

We all want to create authentic community online this fall. The first 5 minutes of a zoom call sets the tone for the entire meeting. Starting meetings with Inside Scoop can bring some energy and help people open up to one another.

Jesus teaches his disciples in community. He does very little 1-to-1 ministry. For the 12, being Jesus’ disciples means living in a “learning community” pretty much all the time. We too can practice “learning community” together, in which everyone has something to offer, and everyone is getting better at a skill or value. One very practical way to experience learning community is through Coaching Circles.