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��ñ����’s 2030 Calling got Amy Jacobsen thinking about the future. Not just about ��ñ����’s but also her own ministry future in southeastern Wisconsin.

When MBA student Liz Dong was asked to help plan and moderate a Believers in Business conference panel on dealing with disappointments, she had plenty of experience to draw from.

Ever since he was little, Romero dreamed of being in the movie industry. Now, as a professional animator who worked on Endgame (the highest-grossing film ever), Men in Black: International, Noelle, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, and several Virtual Reality rides and commercials, his dream’s come true.

God spoke to Steve Tengan with a baseball analogy. He left his engineering job and joined ���� full-time as a Campus Staff Minister.

The story of Dallas Willard shows that ministry to graduate students and faculty is buried deeply in the DNA of ����.

First in her family to attend college, Ruth found herself lonely and needing God when she moved across the country for grad school--until she found an ��ñ���� graduate ministry chapter. 

It was 1983, at the height of the Cold War. Bob was an ���� Area Director in New Jersey with four years of campus ministry experience preceded by four years as a local church pastor. A friend working in Eastern Europe had invited Bob to teach church history to Romanian pastors for three weeks during the summer.

As a freshman, Parker was ambivalent about the small ���� chapter that he was invited to attend at Franklin & Marshall College in Pennsylvania.

If it wasn’t for ��ñ���� there would have been a lot less joy during Jocin's days as a student at Baruch College in New York City.

Renee McCrory decided to join ��ñ���� staff at the end of a long day at her sales job. She was driving to George Mason University (GMU) where she led a small group Bible study started by her church. “I realized that this could be my job,” she recalled. “I love it, so I thought, why don’t I do it fulltime?”