by Ben K., University of Texas

The Word tells us that we, the children of God, are the LIGHT of the world. We are the light that shines in the dark age that we live in. But is this our experience? Do we feel like we are shining brightly at school? In our classes? At work? What about among our peers? With the other saints who are our age? On the bus? During group projects?

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by L.B., Harvard University

As I reflect back over my past four years in college, no small number of experiences and memories spring to mind as things I will remember as having formed and defined this period of my life. Sifting through thoughts of the friendships forged and classes passed, what ultimately stands out is the opportunity these four years have afforded me to immerse myself in the churchlife. I have had the privilege to attend college in a locality where I have been surrounded with families and serving ones who have given themselves to shepherd and open their homes to college students. The care of so many saints of all ages and the opportunity to pursue the Lord with fellow students has kept me in the church life and taught me to know the Lord as the corporate “Me” He revealed to Paul on the road to Damascus.

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by S.L., University of Texas

I grew up with faith, prayer, church and fellowship, but I never really committed myself to reading the Bible because it seemed so intimidating. When I came to college and started meeting with Christians who genuinely loved reading the Word, I was so inspired that I found the courage to try reading it myself. I started by...

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