Something you may not know about the Campus Ministry of Cru® is that we reach out to more than just college students. We also connect with college faculty, grad students,...Continue reading
Winter Study and Next Steps
Twice a year I take a couple of weeks away from my Innovation responsibilities to coach a small group for Bible Study Methods. This class is part of Cru’s Institute...Continue reading
Gen Z is Changing the Landscape of Evangelism
Gen Z is changing the landscape of evangelism. Researchers have already written volumes about Generation Z, born 1997 or later, but my teammates and I wanted answers to some...Continue reading
Good News from the Northeast
The start of the college semester has brought encouraging news from Cru® staff members around the country. As a Connecticut native and University of New Hampshire graduate, I was especially...Continue reading
A Summer of Bible & Theology
This summer I took a break from my regular responsibilities to serve in the Institute of Biblical Studies (IBS), which provides biblical and theological training for Cru staff members. The...Continue reading
Four Roles of Creativity
When I joined the Campus Innovation team here in Indy last year, I knew I’d have opportunities to use my creative skills. After all, Innovation’s mission is to create fresh,...Continue reading
The Importance of Prayer in Ministry
Tuesday was a day of prayer for Cru staff members around the world. In the morning I joined an online prayer meeting with my Innovation group teammates around the country....Continue reading
Celebrating Easter
“Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In his great mercy he has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of...Continue reading
Questions for Studying God’s Word
Twice a year I coach a small group for a Cru class in Bible Study Methods. Last month I was one of 31 coaches leading online groups. It was a...Continue reading
Christmas Brings Hope
We all need hope this year, don’t we? In the midst of pandemic, natural disasters, and racial and political turmoil, it’s easy to lose hope. But those of us who...Continue reading