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Student:

Apostolos Campus Ministry

International, interdenominational ministry committed to Bible study, fellowship, and service. History, statement of faith, and directory of local chapters.

http://apostolos.org/

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Asian Christian Fellowship - California State University, Chico

Provides meetings for worship, study, and prayer. History, beliefs, and practices.

http://www.csuchico.edu/acf/

Cal Aggie Christian Association

University of California, Davis. Campus ministries and schedules.

http://www.cahouse.org/

Campus Ministry International

All Faiths Chapel hosts weekly Bible study meetings and social activities for Texas A&M University students.

http://stuact.tamu.edu/stuorgs/cmi

Christ on Campus

Non-denominational campus ministry serving students at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville and Fort Smith, and Northwest Arkansas Community College.

http://www.christoncampus.org/

Christian Campus Fellowship at Missouri Western State University

Non-denominational campus ministry. Calendar, photos, and contacts.

http://www.missouriwestern.edu/orgs/ccf/

Christian Campus House at Eastern Illinois University

A non-denominational campus ministry that desires to grow in their relationship with God and to share His message of love and truth to other EIU students. Features Bible studies, weekend retreats, and service projects.

http://www.eiu.edu/~coccf/

The Crossing

A Christian campus ministry at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Includes an overview, programs, photos and resources.

http://www.crossingministries.org/

Fellowship of Evangelical Students (Singapore)

Interdenominational mission of students to students. Vision, doctrines, programmes, campuses, team, events, newsletter, resources and supporters.

http://www.fessingapore.org/

The Foundation for Christian Discipleship & Campus Ventures

An inter-denominational student ministry located on several campuses in Wyoming, Nebraska, South Dakota and Mexico. History, mission, staff, and campus activities.

http://www.campusventures.org/

Friends of Internationals

A Christian ministry to international students and their international friends and family living on or near a college campus.

http://internationals.org

Fusion

United Kingdom. Serves churches, develops student workers, trains students, and links students to churches. Fusion News magazine, forums, and resources.

http://www.fusion.uk.com/

Fusion USA

Develops and supports student ministries in cooperation with local churches. Conference and training schedule.

http://www.usfusion.org/

Harvard-Radcliffe Christian Fellowship

Inter-denominational, multi-ethnic community of Christian undergraduate students. Event calendar, email newsletter, and group schedules.

http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~hrcf/

Horizons International

Serving international students from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, SUNY - Albany and Union College to adjust to life in the States and promote friendship and understanding with the members of the community.

http://www.horizons-int.org

International Students, Inc.

Christian volunteers who want to have friendships with international students at U.S. colleges and universities.

http://www.isionline.org/

Princeton Presbyterians

Campus ministry of the Presbyterian Church (USA), sponsored by the Westminster Foundation. Meets at Princeton University and worships at Nassau Presbyterian Church.

http://www.princetonpresbyterians.org/

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