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100 Hours of Prayer at William & Mary

  • 6.10.2015
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  • Campus-wide Unity, Current Events, Featured
  • posted by Jena Gray
I Am Freed From A diverse group of nine students huddled together last Friday night, sprawled out with hands extended over an old map, heads bowed and singing freedom. We laid and sat, circled around a laminated campus map of...
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God is Not Served by Human Hands

  • 2.10.2015
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  • Beyond Campus, Current Events, Featured
  • posted by Kelsey Karys
I remember helping my dad build our swing set when I was a child. He handed me a hammer, and showed me how to pound, pound, pound a nail into a piece of wood while he looked on, guiding my...
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The Fruit of Curiosity

  • 30.09.2015
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  • Campus-wide Unity, Current Events, Featured
  • posted by Alex Lewis
There was no head-chair and no speaker to carry the floor; we were equals in a collaborative circle. The only sign of guiding was the girl who sat at the piano bench, strumming her guitar as she sang the first...
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Answering His Call

  • 29.09.2015
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  • Current Events, Editorials
  • posted by Kelsie Rogers
For as long as I can remember, my family and I have had the unique opportunity of serving in music ministry together.  Because of this, at a relatively young age, I felt called to be a worship leader. My mom,...
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United Movements Are Like Rivers

  • 28.09.2015
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  • Campus-wide Unity, Current Events
  • posted by Laurel Littler
Rivers require two things: water and banks.  Without banks, rivers will turn into swamps. When banks get close, the water’s flow becomes more intense. Forming the Banks Two years ago, a group of audacious dreamers at Appalachian State University in...
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Missionaries in the Architecture School

  • 23.09.2015
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  • Campus-wide Unity, Featured, Missional Communities
  • posted by Justin Christopher
“He ministered in me by giving me a firm conviction to follow through with something that was on my heart for a while – to start a missional community within my major.” This was a response I received when I...
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Moving Backward Toward Unity

  • 22.09.2015
  • 1 comments
  • Campus-wide Unity, Current Events, Featured
  • posted by John Benda
When I began my tenure with Campus Christians one year ago, my heart was filled with hope.  I hoped to make a positive impact in the lives of students at The University of Kansas.  I hoped to see Campus Christians...
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The Bible in the Lounge

  • 16.09.2015
  • 1 comments
  • Current Events, Featured, Missional Communities
  • posted by Melody Valadez
Little, Green New Testaments Every semester, the Gideons pass out little, green New Testaments (with Psalms) to the student population at the University of Texas at Austin. And every semester, some people reject them, some people laugh, and some people...
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From Attending to Coordinating: KSU Ministry Fair

  • 15.09.2015
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  • Campus-wide Unity, Current Events, Featured
  • posted by Megan McClary
On Wednesday, September 2nd, Campus Renewal hosted a Ministry Fair at Kennesaw State University.  The purpose of the fair was to bring several ministries and local churches together to table and promote themselves, giving students an opportunity to walk around, meet...
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The Humbling Way a House of Prayer Was Born

  • 9.09.2015
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  • Beyond Campus, Current Events, Featured
  • posted by Justin Christopher
In 2001, ten years into leading the united prayer movement at the University of Texas at Austin (UT), I had a great desire to see a campus house of prayer where students could pray 24/7.  Since Rez Week, the annual united...
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