Finding God in The Shack
The Shack has touched millions. Many have identified with the main character's Great Sadness.
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Life's Hardest Questions
Is God necessary for morality? This was the question for the debate between Dr. William Craig, Research Professor of Philosophy at Talbot School of Theology, and Shelly Kagan, Clark Professor of Philosophy at Yale University, on the evening of February 24, 2009, at Columbia University in New York City.
InterVarsity Alumni - Lee Heyward
A pastor's missionary vision was first nurtured at InterVarsity's Urbana conference
Calling All Greeks
Students in the Greek system on campuses across America often fall into the stereotypes that we ascribe to typical college students: partying and sex are prevalent among fraternity and sorority students. But God has been transforming the Greek system from the inside out, using organizations like InterVarsity to reach students for himself.
Payback time at Bowdoin College
It was because of some InterVarsity students that Sim Gregory and her husband became Christians while they were in college. So volunteering for InterVarsity was a natural step for her.
Alec Hill: My Top Ten Books
Each year, I recommend the best books that I've enjoyed over the past twelve months. This was a great year.
InterVarsity alumni - Erin McCormick
From Hillsdale College to Regent University, InterVarsity played a role in her success
Calling Out Black Leaders
InterVarsity's Black Campus Ministry invited students to meet in Atlanta in December
Belonging in God's Kingdom
As president of Alpha Xi sorority, Emily wanted more for her sisters than belonging to a social group
Evangelism On The Rise
The InterVarsity chapter at New Mexico Tech has made evangelism an increasing priority