Tom Lin to Lead InterVarsity Missions and Urbana
InterVarsity is pleased to announce the appointment of Tom Lin as vice president of Missions and the director of the Urbana Student Missions Conference, effective February 1, 2011.
Missions
InterVarsity alumni - Doug Arms
A seven month around-the-world tour is not a bad start for a first job after graduation. The tour is a daily adventure, according to Doug Arms, who was an InterVarsity student leader at James Madison University (JMU).
Tebbes Change Neighborhoods
On the evening of December 30th, as he delivered the call to commitment at Urbana 09, Urbana director Jim Tebbe announced a commitment of his own. Next June he will be leaving InterVarsity to return to a part of the world where he was born, grew up, and worked earlier in his life. Consequently, InterVarsity is looking for a new vice president for missions and Urbana director.
InterVarsity alumni - Michael Oh
Michael Oh faced two huge obstacles on his road to becoming a missionary and a seminary president in Nagoya, Japan.
God at Work in Haiti
Among those praying for the earthquake victims in Haiti and closely watching for news about the survivors of the devastation are InterVarsity staff and students who have traveled to Haiti on recent Global Project trips and are planning return trips in 2010.
Learning to Serve
Despite the frequent enticements in our society to pursue personal comfort and pleasure, InterVarsity alumni are among the vanguard of young adults choosing to sacrificially serve people in need.
InterVarsity Alumni - Lee Heyward
A pastor's missionary vision was first nurtured at InterVarsity's Urbana conference
Urbana and the Changing Role of Missions
Just back from Mission Korea, InterVarsity's Urbana director Jim Tebbe reflects on a question he was asked while in Korea: "How is missionary work different today than when your father was a missionary?"
Urbana 06 Challenges WMU Art Student
A vision at Urbana 06 to help AIDS victims leads to a student art exhibit
Connecting to a Calling
Student doctors and pharmacists get a taste of service opportunities in their chosen career