Ministry Tips for Student Leaders

The Blueprint for Ministry Win – Build – Send; this is what this ministry is all about.  Our main goal in response to our scriptural mandate in Matthew 28:18-20 is to give everyone on campus an opportunity to respond to the claims of Christ, be followed-up for growth as a believer, and the challenge to […]

Soularium is perhaps one of the most creative and innovative tools to help you communicate the gospel message on campus.  Our Research and Development team developed this tool to encourage deeper conversations with people you connect with.  Soularium is a packet of 50 photographs in which we ask someone to go over the photo’s one-by-one

One of the Best Hidden Tools on the GodSquad What does it mean to start up a ministry from the ground up?  Once you find one or two key students to help you start up the ministry, what do you do next?   How important is prayer?  How do you better understand your campus?  How do

The Follow-up of New or Young Believers For new people who have expressed an interest in growing in the Lord and for people who have recently prayed to receive Christ, now is a good time to take them through one-on-one follow-up.  On the GodSquad web page there is an excellent series to cover with someone

Reaching Your Campus One important emphasis to keep in mind is giving regular opportunities for students to hear the Gospel message in one form or another.   Here are some good strategies to consider: Be trained in the “Knowing God Personally” (KGP) booklet Be sure all your students know how to use the “Knowing God Personally”

Making sure your ministry is well advertised each week is an important element throughout your semester.  Be sure that anybody who is looking for Christian fellowship or your specific ministry on campus will know how to find you.  Do you have posters and flyers up all over campus?  Do the students involved with you now

Hopefully you’ve had a chance to sharpen your thinking on planning and leading life changing Bible studies on your campus from last weeks tip.  This week I wanted to recommend some Bible studies.  Or you may decide to switch to one of these studies if you’re already started with a study plan already.  Keep in

You’re probably into your first week of classes by now unless you’re on a quarter system.  As people come out to check out your Bible study/weekly meetings – you definitely want them coming back.  Prayerfully some of the future leaders for your campus ministry will show up during your first two weeks of the semester.

This is the first weekly tip for you as a leader, mentor and visionary to help reach your campus with the Gospel message.  Here are three goals I want to encourage you with this year: Make it a goal to have the maximum number of students hear the Gospel message this school year.  How can