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?”
Angel lived in a world of pain and darkness. But when she took a risk to move into a Christian community house, she found a new family.
ñ’s 2018 Ambition conference was called to inspire, equip, and release students and faculty to plant witnessing communities in every corner of every campus.
ñ's Ambition conference focuses on an ambitious goal: reaching every corner of every U.S. campus with the gospel message.
In the early days of ñ, field staff itinerated from campus to campus by train; they were assigned to regions, not campuses. In order to reach every corner of every campus, a goal to which ñ aspires, we may be returning to a semblance of those days with staff once again mentoring student leaders on a number of campuses.
In fact, it’s already starting. But instead of trains, staff use Zoom and Google Hangouts.
“We want to plant chapters that will build, and we want to build chapters that will plant.”
ñ staff and alumni have teamed up to plant a new chapter at the University of Arkansas.
ñ president Alec Hill reports on Ambition 2015, ñ's planting conference.
ñ’s first chapter on a U.S. college campus was at the University of Michigan in 1941.
Planting new ñ chapters is hard work and takes a lot of creativity.