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The “Engage” Method: Sparking Community in Your College Ministry

During a recent panel at Collegiate Week, Tony Angelo of Shadow Hills Church in Las Vegas shared a great strategy their church’s collegiate ministry uses for connecting with students and keeping them connected for the long term.  Check out his guest blog! “Most people who have been involved in college ministry for any amount of

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Campus Connect: A Blueprint for Advocacy and Action

OneLife is a human needs initiative committed to Jesus Christ and His global mission: to serve others, one life at a time. OneLife supports multiple causes and focuses on different people groups, cultures and needs around the world. OneLife projects care coordinated by missionaries who facilitate long-term ministries meeting both the physical and spiritual needs

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Update from the BCNet Leadership Team

The Leadership Team serves to resource and encourage all those who minister to college students (church-based college ministers, BCM directors, collegiate church planters).  Two of the main ongoing projects of the leadership team are the Leadership Track at Glorieta Collegiate Week and the National Collegiate Ministries Summit in Nashville, April 29-May 1, 2015. Those serving on the

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Waypoints on the Discipleship Journey: Living a Transformed Life

Ephesians 4:22-24 gives us three guides to help our students live a transformed life. “You were taught, with regard to your former way of life, to put off your old self, which is being corrupted by its deceitful desires;  to be made new in the attitude of your minds; and to put on the new self, created to be like God

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Waypoints on the Discipleship Journey: Authentic Relationships within Community

Lots of studies have linked social media with anxiety and depression.  It makes sense.  Reading about and checking out the pictures of the perfect lives, stellar jobs, and well-mannered, scripture memorizing, honor roll children can make a regular life, regular job, and regular family seem unfortunate.  In many ways, the image portrayed on Instagram reflects

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