Directory of College Ministry Resources

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Because university students experience communal living and dining arrangements, are continually challenged with new ideas, are living on their own for the first time, are incredible idealistic, are so hormone-driven, and have an odd blend of wisdom and immaturity, college ministers need resources that target university students as a unique subculture. This category in DMOZ aims to find and publicize such resources.

Subcategories

• Campus Ministries
• International Student Ministry

Resources in This Category

• Campus Resources

  http://www.intervarsity.org/campus/
  Provided by Intervarsity Christian Fellowship and offers items on witnessing, Bible study, leadership, films and group meetings.

• Freedom College Ministry

  http://centralbcs.org/college/
  Part of Central Baptist Church in Bryan/College Station, Texas. Offers overview, groups, staff and blog.

• Gator Christian Life

  http://www.gatorchristianlife.com/
  Student church at the University of Florida that is founded on being for students, by students. Offers fresh perspective on student ministry and worship.

• Leadership University

  http://www.leaderu.com/
  Collection of articles in PDF format for distribution to classes, leadership teams, or outreach audiences. Sponsored by Campus Crusade.

• Sunday School Lessons

  http://www.sundayschoollessons.com/
  Lectionary based Bible study. Includes art, music, suggestions for church calendar.

• The Navigators: U.S. College Ministry

  http://www.navigators.org/Ministries/Missions/College
  Seeking to reach, disciple, and equip college students. Training and leadership activities.

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