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LEARNING FROM THE BEST
This month, we had the chance to visit two partners in ministry who specialize in gaming outreach: Slingshot in Allentown, PA and Satellite in Salem, OR. Both work with churches and local schools to host events for middle and high school students that can lead to healthy community and a saving relationship with Jesus… Read more
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REAL VIRTUAL RELATIONSHIPS
We have previously shared how I have gotten to help launch an outreach team in Virtual Reality. A small group of folks have faithfully taken their lunch break to dive into spiritual conversations with people from all over the world. At times there is great interference, but there are also real people who long… Read more
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What God’s Been Teaching Us
Our Sabbatical was a time of rest, healing, and growth in knowing God and ourselves. We also recognize that the timing was providential for allowing us space to navigate some things that have been very difficult. Our good Father has been continuously reminding us that He loves us and has good things for us.… Read more
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The Harvest is Still Ripe
On the week of Valentine’s day, Cru staff and students shared their faith with a simple survey around the topic of love using a picture tool called Soularium. Kailene (missionary) and Anna (student) met a sophomore named Gabbi, who was very friendly and open to talking about spiritual things. When asked “which picture best describes… Read more
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GAMING OUTREACH EVENT
The key to shining the love of Jesus is 1) be filled with His love and 2) be among people who need it. So, how do we reach young people today? Join them in what they love and love them the way only Jesus can! About 140 students at University of South Florida joined… Read more
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WHO WILL PASS IT ON
“While I was studying chemistry, I started to see that God is real.” This is what sophomore Joaquin (3rd from the left) said during his first time at his campus’ weekly prayer meeting! Joaquin grew up in a nominally Catholic home, but his family didn’t really go to church or talk about faith. It wasn’t until… Read more