A thought about college students from CBFNC Collegiate Engagement Coordinator, Dr. Wanda Kidd:As your college students come home for the holidays, please take some time to speak to them personally about their lives. They are not the same young person you celebrated at their graduation and sent off to college.
Take the time to seek them out. Include them in your welcome Have an informal ”get together” Ask them to participate in worship Tell them that they were missed and that they have a place in Christ’s family and in their church specifically. And Finally: Be looking for that student who might make a good intern for your church this summer. Now is the time for both of you to be thinking about that possibility. Investment and engagement in the life of a young adult is never a waste of your time and energy. - from Wanda Kidd, CBFNC Collegiate Engagement Coordinator College Resources Every church is a college church - whether you have students who have gone to college or if you have students within driving range of your church. CBFNC wants to provide events you can invite your college students to. |
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Articles
The Laity of the Future is Here Now
What You Offer
Today and Tomorrow
Bless Support Encourage
Bright Possibilities
Art of Hospitality to College Students
Covenantal Living and Young Adults
Identity: CBFNC and Young Adults
Collegiate Ministry 411
Hospitality
Networking and Mentoring College Students
Mentoring College Students in Your Congregation
Students: How to Get Involved in a Church
A Mentoring Church Offers Students a Variety of Opportunities to Serve
How to Have a Conversation and Communication with College Students
The Art of Giving (introduction and response)
Membership vs Belonging