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Body Life
Like our individual bodies, the Body of Christ needs to develop healthy habits and environments in order to grow. This section walks you through these components: prayer, community, men’s & women’s issues, and conferences/retreats. Read and apply this section and you’ll have a healthy, growing body of believers.
Community, Cause, and Corporation
Do you think of your ministry as a family? A cause? A team? An army? The truth is, a local body of believers m...read more
Community 2:8 (Evangelistic Community)
Based on 1 Thessalonians 2:8 (“we were delighted to share with you not only the gospel of God but our lives ...read more
Holding a Matthew Party
The Gospels tell us that when Matthew came to faith he threw a party inviting both his new family (believers) ...read more
Biblical Community
Through an examination of Acts chapter two, this article draws out facets of biblical community that are essen...read more
Men’s and Women’s Overnight
Explained here is the ministry strategy behind the Men’s and Women’s Overnight/Retreat, which provides a s...read more
All About the Fall Retreat
This article is, well, all about the Fall Retreat: why we have one, how to have one, and the role served by th...read more
The Christmas Conference
VISION AND MISSION One of the greatest obstacles to leading a campus ministry is the transient nature of the c...read more
Spring Break = Big Break
Fall Retreat sits in the middle of the first semester; Christmas Conference bridges between semesters; and Big...read more
Raising Funds for Conferences
Here you’ll find step-by-step instructions for writing a support letter, allowing you to raise money (instea...read more
Challenging to Conferences
An invitation basically says, “Come if you want,” or “Come if there’s nothing better to do.” The pro...read more
The Power of an Ask
This article looks at the reasons we fail to invite or ask people to come with us to a conference, and why we ...read more
