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College Students

 

Formative Years Needing God’s Word
 

The college years are perhaps the most formative of a person’s
life. For the first time, they begin to grapple with the
fundamental issues of life:

 

  • Who am I?

  • Where do I fit in?

  • What is the meaning of my life?

  • Do I have a purpose?

  • Is there really a God?

 

How they answer these questions will affect the rest of their lives. Those of us who care for college-aged adults believe they need to be brought to the source of light and truth—God, especially in His Word. To enable them to answer these questions, we endeavor in the following areas:

 

Prayer: We believe our prayer accomplishes much more than our work.

 

Opening our homes: Church families regularly invite college students into their homes for meals, fellowship, and activities.

 

Ministering the Word: As we meet with the students throughout the week, our times are centered on knowing Christ through His Word.

 

Dinner and fellowshipCollege students gather on a weekly basis to eat and enjoy the Lord together. This time is full of praying, singing, and mutual fellowship in God’s Word.

 

“But flee youthful lusts, and pursue righteousness, faith, love, peace with those who call on the Lord out of a
pure heart”            —2 TIMOTHY 2:22

 

Mountain Retreats: Students and chaperones attend semi-annual mountain retreats to gather with students from various colleges in the northwest states. Scriptural messages are given to supply and encourage the students in their pursuit of Christ.

 

 

 

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