Current News

2008 CMU Workshop Proves to Be a Record Breaker!
Record attendance for the 2008 CMU Workshop caused us to run out of seating the first night, and forced workshop attendees to line the back walls just to hear the opening speakers. This year's content certainly drew a crowd! But here's the thing: we don't define success by how many people show up to our events. We define success by the transformation we see in the lives and ministries of those who do choose to attend, and by our criteria - this year was yet another resounding success. We look forward to many more - we're really just getting started. Workshop pictures are posted in the CMU Facebook group. Visit our audio/video page to access all available 2008 lessons.


Campus Ministry Article in Church Growth Magazine.
To read Wes Woodell's latest article, "Into All the Ethnos: The Case for Evangelistic Campus Ministry Plants," grab the most recent issue of Church Growth Magazine.

Pick up your copy today!


CMU Partner Featured in the Christian Chronicle.
CMU affiliate ministry "Christians In Action" (serving the University of South Florida in Tampa) is featured in the July issue of the Christian Chronicle. Read about it online by clicking here.

 

 

 

The funds for the campus ministry plant in San Francisco have been raised, and God's fingerprints are to be found everywhere! An enormous amount of money has been pledged, and what many have said would be an impossible task to accomplish has proven to indeed be possible when God's people come together with winning souls in mind. Should we be surprised? Maybe not, but I certainly still am!

Thank you to all our friends and supporters who are making this work possible. If you'd like to stay up to date with the processes involved in this ministry plant, check out the San Francisco ministry plant blog.

In other news, there've been rumblings of an upcoming campus ministry plant in Corpus Christi, TX. More news on that in the future.

Campus Ministry United recently partnered with Harding University's Center for Advanced Ministry Training to provide effective teaching for tomorrow's campus ministers and ministry planters.

               

Releasable details are scarce at this point, although I can say programs and courses specific to campus ministry are currently in the early stages of development. These courses will involve students working in apprenticeships within selected ministries around the country. The bulk of the student's training will come from doing - not simply listening to someone talk about doing.

For-credit and non-credit tracts will be available to meet the needs of different students.

Needless to say, a program of this kind is cause for excitement! More details to come in the future - please keep this work in your prayers.