Our college students have been placed by God in relationships with so many new people in their vocation as student to be able to give reason for the hope that they have in Christ. Here are six practical ways to support your college students from your congregation as they transition.
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College students are always looking for things to do, ways to connect, and hosting open events can help providing those opportunities and connect them to your ongoing campus ministry. Here are some key ideas to help inspire you in planning your next campus ministry event.
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For College Students, grades and academic achievement can easily become an idol. Read here some strategies to help them put that desire in the proper spot, as an outflow of their vocations in light of who they are in Christ.
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Transitions such as graduation are critical moments where congregations and parents can support a young person’s relationship with Jesus as they find a new church home or establish a new, adult relationship with their existing congregation. This talk sheet give you some direction on how you can form a discussion around the transition to college with your high school students.
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With the help of some wise and gracious 20-something friends, Shelly Schwalm offers some ideas for walking with college students in your midst during this time.
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One congregation felt called to serve students at the University at Buffalo. This is what they’ve learned along the way.
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Congregations seeking to support young adults can be a tremendous help in navigating them from one church community to the next.
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Here’s a great way to keep college students connected to their church even when they’re away from home.
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A booklet of devotions for parents and friends of college students.
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book review of College Ministry from Scratch by Chuck Bomar
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For many churches college ministry seems like a daunting challenge. However, ministry targeted to college students is not and should not be optional.
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How do you keep youth connected to the church after they graduate high school? What have you tried that has been most effective? And what about those who don’t go to college?
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