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Like most freshmen, Sarah was excited and a little nervous to begin college. But throughout her time on campus, God built her trust, showing her that even if she didn’t know how, he was going to produce fruit that would last.

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We are mourning the loss of Latetia and her amazing influence on others. Latetia believed that Jesus has life for every student, every campus, and every part of our unjust world. Latetia led our ������Ƶ movement, particularly on the West Coast and among our Black Campus Ministries community, in a prophetic invitation to believe that God will bring revival to our campuses, but the revival will start in our own hearts.

Sometimes, being a woman and being a leader can be difficult. Even in the ways the Church has grown in accepting and affirming women, it can still feel lonely or isolating. Mary Magdalene knew this well. As we celebrate Women’s History Month, let’s look at her life to see what we can learn about how God views women.

God is using Troy Anderson to make a difference in the lives of vulnerable women and girls around the world.

I sat down today to address this question: “What does your schoolwork have to do with your witness as a follower of Jesus?” From the very beginning of my task, though, I’ve encountered a problem: you’ve been lied to about your education. Not once. Not twice. Three times!

Prayer wasn’t very interesting or personal to me until I learned how to interact and have a dialogue (not a monologue) with Jesus.

Through the BCM chapter at Michigan State, students can explore faith, unafraid of judgment or misunderstandings. They don’t have to choose between being Black and Christian –– they can celebrate both.

How do you feel about merch? Personally, I’m into it. It’s a really special feeling to find a shirt, sticker, or hat that perfectly communicates something about who you are, what you love, and which tribe you belong to.

Jessie grew up in New York City in a South Asian Christian family. Her parents were church planters who could trace their Christian heritage back to the apostle Thomas. While faith was a huge part of Jessie’s early life, it didn’t become real and personal to her until she got involved in ������Ƶ as a college student in Amherst. As Jesus became the center of her life, she decided to surrender everything to him, including her career.