A bi-weekly, 90-minute prayer meeting in an off-campus apartment was a popular activity for South Asian students who make up InterVarsity’s SALT chapter (Servants After Living Truth), at the University of North Texas in Denton. But campus staff member Linson Daniel asked them to end it.

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“Flexibility, hospitality, trust and prayerfulness are all words describing our experience in Uganda this summer,” reported Renee Lick, NCF staff. The team for the NCF Global Project departed for Uganda just a few days after the bombings in Kampala on July 11. “Throughout our journey, God reminded us that he is present in Uganda and is working mightily among his people there to bring hope, healing and restoration,” said Renee.

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Have you ever seen the difference between a person who knows about God versus the person who knows God? It’s easy to know a lot about God and still not have much to offer this world. But when you come across a person who has first-hand experience with God’s power to bring real change—well that’s the kind of person I want to be around. This past summer God used InterVarsity’s Los Angeles Urban Project (LAUP) to take 50 students from knowing a lot about God to really knowing him.

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(Madison, WI) – Across the country colleges and universities are beginning a new school year. Leaders of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship anticipate another exciting year of growth in campus ministry despite some uncertainty created by a recent Supreme Court decision.

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Campus traffic jams are common at schools across the country this time of year, as incoming freshmen and returning upperclass students arrive to claim their housing and get settled for the start of classes. At James Madison University (JMU) in Harrisonburg, VA, as at many campuses, InterVarsity students are right in the middle of the traffic, volunteering to help with the move-in and eager to meet new students.

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