We are so excited to tell you about our US Staff Conference in Fort Collins, Colorado this summer!
As we gather with over 5,000 fellow missionaries and hear from our leadership, we know God will broaden our perspective for the world, equip us to be more effective in our ministry roles (through new tools like EveryStudent.info & the Perspective Cards App) and enable us to go forth to bear even more fruit. This 10-day ministry training trip costs us about $250 per day including transportation, conference fees, meals and lodging.
Would yoy give a special gift (by clicking here) to help us attend this missionary training? A gift of any amount is helpful, so please take some time to pray and see what God puts on your heart. Whether you are able to give at this time or not, please know how much we appreciate your prayers and support.
You can follow along with us as well as listen/watch archived sessions from last conference at Cru15.Cru.org.
Thank you so much for your vital role with us in sending lifetime laborers like Chad around the world with the love of Christ!
Students who go on one of our 200+ 
In March, 6-million people turn Panama City Beach, FL into the “Spring Break Capital of the World.” The police chief responded to a
One of my students who was impacted by the trip was Gabriel, who teamed up with Bowling Green University to come and share his faith on the beach. He was blown away by just how dark things were spiritually. In frustration, he prayed that God would use him before taking a break from the beach to have lunch. Then some partying students nearby engaged him in conversation (who happened to also be from Bowling Green). These students were still hurting from a shooting that had happened on their own campus, and God used Gabe to minister to them. Gabe really experienced God’s goodness & faithfulness!
My goal is to see Cru partner with churches and students, to see the gospel advanced until everyone knows that they can have a loving relationship with their Creator! An image of that came together this month at an Easter festival in the field behind our local community college.
One of those who asked about a personal relationship with God at our latest event is Deepal (name changed). When we met her, she had only been in the US for 10 days and said the conversation she had with us was “Very positive, unlike any God talks I’ve been to.” When I asked her about it, she said the only encounters with Christians she’d witnessed were fierce debates. But the time we took to listen to her and other students fanned a flame in her heart to hear more.

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One student impacted was Zach, who had drifted over the summer. Plagued by fears and doubts, he called himself an agnostic and was resentful toward God. Through Cru, Zach came back into fellowship with Him and even joined a city outreach during the Christmas conference. He challenged a young atheist, “do you think it’s possible that there is a God?” The man even agreed to hear Zach’s 

Hear a report from Ibrahim, changed through our ministry: