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OUR MISSION: EXALTING GOD THROUGH GROWING IN CHRIST, CONNECTING TO HIS CHURCH AND SERVING HIS WORLD
Graduation day grants a diploma, but it also reveals a product.
That product is you. College years are life-changing and life-forming years. Whether you are a recent graduate or an experienced alumnus, it doesn’t take long to highlight significant life-change and life-forming collegiate experiences.
The question is, what does the product look like? In fact, the real question is not what, but who. So, who are you? Jesus told us to make disciples, and this question and its answer surely find solution in the everyday journey of growing in Christ, connecting to His church, and serving His world.
For Christ followers the product should look like Jesus. The Collegiate and Young Leaders Team is committed to exalting God by preparing students for college; challenging collegians to grow in Christ, connect with His church, and serve His world; and then sending out these graduates as godly young professionals.
If there be anything about which we cannot tolerate lukewarmness, it is in the matter of sending the Gospel to a dying world
Charles Spurgeon
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5 Biggest Takeaways from Lead > Defend 2019
This year’s Lead > Defend has come and gone, and it was a smash. More than 700 high schoolers, college students and young professionals gathered in Little Rock to learn practical tips to ground themselves and strengthen their faith in the face of a culture that is ever-changing.
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Immanuel Baptist Partners with Jews for Jesus to Reach College Students in Israel
ISRAEL – This past May, associate pastor for young adults Brandon Watson stood at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem...
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What Makes or Breaks a Spring Break Mission Trip?
“You hear some students say to the other students, ‘Oh, Wow! You spent your time serving God. I spent mine at the beach.’ There’s something spiritual about knowing you have one week free from school, and you’re deciding to sacrifice free time to serve God.”
