Campus Ministry Today — Proven Tools to Strengthen Your Ministry

Andy Cimbala

October 19, 2022

How to Help Your Students Read Books

Some college staff leaders have observed a recent trend that students are less motivated to read books. Many students struggle to read, don’t have the time, or lament that they used to read when they were younger. Perhaps this is mainly an effect from screens and our reduced attention span. Whatever the causes of this trend against literacy, does it matter? Given the resistance of students and our own challenge in convincing them to read books… should we even bother helping students to read? Is this a lost cause, and therefore we should just text our students a three-minute video clip when they have a question about evil and suffering? Why should your students read books? Books are sources of wisdom, and that’s reason enough to read them. The Scriptures gush about the superior value of wisdom as Proverbs 3:13-14 claims, “Blessed is the one who finds wisdom…

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York Moore

| October 12, 2022

Episode 49 | Is Revival Coming to the Campus?

In episode 49, Shad & Paul interview York Moore, an innovator, strategist, revivalist, and abolitionist. York is the President and…

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Glen Davis

October 05, 2022

Pancakes With A Purpose

Some time ago, a few of our students went down to UC Santa Barbara and came back raving about an outreach they saw called Jesus Burgers. Every Friday night they give away around 200 free hamburgers and minister to people in the name of Jesus…

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Delvin Pikes

September 21, 2022

Carrying Ministry on a Tightrope pt 2

(This is part two of a two-part article. You can find the first one here.) As the title suggests, you can easily lose your balance while leading a ministry. If you ignore what the Lord is doing in you and in those you are…

Ben Seiler

August 31, 2022

10 Differences Between Greeks and Non Greeks

Over the years I have heard many campus ministries try to gain momentum doing ministry in the Greek community. Too often, many fail to gain traction because they miss a few basic differences between Greek students and non-Greek students. What works to reach other parts…

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Brian Smith

August 17, 2022

The Battle to Belong

Do you remember what it was like to be a college freshman? You’re 18 years old and just stepped foot on campus for your freshman year. Remember what that moment was like? If you’re like me, we tend to remember the high points…

Micah Kennealy

August 04, 2022

Avenues to Avoid and Aims to Adopt

When it comes to leadership and personal development there are always things to keep intact. Have you ever found yourself wishing you were someone else or somewhere else? Leading with someone else’s gifts, talents, and abilities? Thinking you could be a better leader if you…

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Chad Brewer

July 27, 2022

Breaking the Ice for an Initial Spiritual Conversation

Chad Brewer

July 27, 2022

I will never forget the time I missed the perfect moment to turn a conversation into an evangelistic opportunity. I was a seminary student and working part-time for a window cleaning company called “The King’s Window Cleaning Company.” The business was started by seminary students years earlier, and the “King” was King Jesus. One…

Kevin Thorsell

July 20, 2022

Crafting Strategies for a Disciple-Making Ministry

“In all toil there is profit, but mere talk tends only to poverty.” Proverbs 14:23 Over the last ten years, I have had a growing interest in making the biggest impact I can. I want to use my time, resources and talents in the…

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Steve Shadrach

| September 28, 2022

Episode 48 | From Comfortable to Strategic

Join us as we continue to jump into Season 3 of the podcast. In the episode Paul interviews Shad on…

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Garrett Kahrs

July 13, 2022

How to Handle Transition in Ministry

Garrett Kahrs

July 13, 2022

As I sat in a weekend service at church, the pastor said, “Most of us will not finish our lives in the churches we are currently in.” My eyes and ears perked up because I didn’t really think about it and I wondered if he was right. Over the past eight years of ministry…

Josiah Kennealy

July 06, 2022

Shifts To Make When Leading The Next Generation

I heard Erwin McManus share a few years ago that his education had prepared him for a world that no longer exists. Can you relate? I especially feel like in ministering the last couple of years we have all encountered a lifetime of changes. The…

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Marc Lewis

July 05, 2022

Making the M.O.S.T.

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Marc Lewis

July 05, 2022

No campus minister or student leader has ever said, “I want the Lord to use me in the most insignificant way possible and produce boringness within my soul.” We all desire, in one way or another, to know God, follow Christ, and make Him known. We want to see as many people as possible…

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Paul Worcester

| September 14, 2022

Episode 47 | Strategic Planning For The Fall

In this episode of the CMT Podcast, Paul Worcester gives his experience and advice on how to strategically plan for…

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Delvin Pikes

June 29, 2022

Carrying Ministry on a Tightrope Pt1

What does it look like to live a life of faith? One illustration in particular has been etched in my mind for years. As a college student many moons ago, a mentor of mine shared a real life example from history of what the life…

Jen Johnson

June 22, 2022

The Beauty in People Building

Death has a way of putting life in perspective. It helps you to see more clearly that the seemingly “ordinary” life can be extraordinary when you live it for something that will outlast you. A cold January day this year brought life unexpectedly into…

David Worcester

June 15, 2022

Why C.O.L.L.E.G.E. Ministry?

David Worcester

June 15, 2022

For the last 19 years, I have been involved in ministering to college students. Why? I believe they are the most strategic demographic on the planet. I hope that this article helps convince you. If you are already convinced, may it give you a simple, powerful way to cast vision to recruit co-laborers and…

Tom Allen

June 08, 2022

Revival Leadership

We had gathered for leadership training, 100 InterVarsity staff ready to be equipped for ministry. One of our colleagues, a gifted evangelist and strategist, was preaching and talking about the personal highs and lows of her leadership and ministry to international students. She was near…

York Moore

June 08, 2022

TikTok Evangelism

York Moore

June 08, 2022

Social media has changed forever with the rise of TikTok, which is now officially the most opened and watched app in the social media ecosystem. It has become so successful that Meta, YouTube, and Twitter have altered the way they function in order to maintain their footing…and that’s a good thing for the gospel. First…