Young Adult Ministry

The church talks a lot about helping transition students into college. We talk much less about the transition out of college. As they enter this uncertainty, there are many things we can do during their college years, especially senior year, to prepare our students for life after graduation.

This four part study for Campus Ministries or Young Adult Groups talks about how the meaning of life is found in our creation, redemption, vocation and resurrection.

The blessings of campus ministry come in many different forms as do the challenges. Here are some ways to support the Gospel on campus.

This study is intended to take the participants through the book of Philippians as we consider what it means to be a friend in Christ. This is a ten session study that is designed for young adults/campus ministries.

This study is intended to take the participants through the Gospel of Mark considering the issues of how we are to read Mark, its message, and the implications that Mark has for our lives. This is a ten session study that is designed for young adults/campus ministries.

While healthy congregations have supportive adults, healthy campus ministries do as well! Whether your campus ministry is a stand-alone ministry or the efforts of a single congregation, it is important to develop supportive adults to walk alongside students during one of the most significant transitions in their lives.

As youth leaders, we know that transitions can be vulnerable. We should not be passively waiting on the other side of the transition, the new phase of life, hoping that they make through with their faith. This article talks about how to walk with them through the valley, through the newness, through the changes and connect them to the God who does not change, who is always faithful.

Our college students have been placed by God in relationships with so many new people in their vocation as student to be able to give reason for the hope that they have in Christ. Here are six practical ways to support your college students from your congregation as they transition.