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  • Challenge to Action

    Challenge to Action

         Leading up to this event, we invited local students to bring their non-Christian friends to play games and hear the gospel. We were able to bring a lot of people together and help spread the word on our campuses.      During a Smash Bros tournament, the hosts shared the gospel and gave students comment… Read more

  • Uniting Voices

         Unity in the body of Christ is something you’ll hear us talk about a lot. It is the main thing Jesus prayed for us, and the key He gave for the gospel (John 17:20-23).      We have spent our entire career looking to build relationships between churches and ministries (Cru and others) so that… Read more

  • What God’s Been Teaching Us

         Do you find it hard to read the Bible and get much out of it, especially the Old Testament? You’re not alone! The fact is that it was carefully crafted as complex poetic literature that crams multiple layers of meaning into simple phrases and repetitions. It is also written in very different languages, to… Read more

  • Finding God’s Champions

       During the event above, my volunteers and I (Jeff) were asked to run a room full of video games. Since the gospel was already being communicated through an interest survey, our primary goal was just to help the freshmen meet each other and have a safe, fun time. But I had another goal to add:… Read more

  • First Dibs

         Not every University loves Cru. There are schools with administrators dedicated to keeping all faith-based clubs shut down…but University of South Florida is NOT one of those places! Cru’s relationship with administration there is so strong that they asked us to run their Freshman mixer!      In one night, 2,500 students came through an… Read more

  • What God’s Been Teaching Us

         One time, I (Jeff) got to join in a massive game with over a hundred people split up into teams that represented whole nations. Players were UN ambassadors, presidents, military commanders, or scientists for their nation, each with their own table in a huge ballroom. My team was different though. We were representing a… Read more