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Finding values that echo the Old Testament prophets

Teamwork was the key to the success of Urbana 06

It's more than just meeting other Christian believers

A semester of ministry ends at Kansas State University

Early next year, Chrissie Otero will go to Mexico City, working with Servant Partners to plant churches among people in the inner city. Six years ago as a freshman at the University of Nevada—Reno, Chrissie had other plans for her future. God used InterVarsity to transform her life.

The gift of intimate communication with God distilled through years of suffering.

For Christian youth, the transition from high school to college can be difficult. According to a survey by The Barna Group, a Christian research firm, "sixty-one percent of today's young adults...churched at one point in their teen years...are now not actively attending church, reading the Bible, or praying."

After four years or more of college preparation, students are transitioning into jobs and careers for which they hope they have been prepared. Vice president-at-large Pete Hammond offers some Bible-tested wisdom for new graduates.

A wildfire last week that destroyed more than 4,000 acres of dry brush on California's Santa Catalina island threatened Campus by the Sea, which has been a vital InterVarsity training center for much of the past half century. The raging flames got as close as the ridge-top overlooking the camp on Thursday evening, May 10, just hours after the camp was evacuated.

Wildfires threaten InterVarsity’s west coast training center