by Ukirk International | Aug 16, 2023 | E-Newsletter, Home Page, News, Uncategorized
It has been amazing to see all the IG pictures and posts y’all have been sharing of the hundreds of activities you are planning to welcome new and returning students to their spiritual “home away from home” in the coming weeks. These days are filled...
by Ukirk International | Aug 16, 2023 | Advent, E-Newsletter, Home Page, News
UKirk Collegiate Ministries is excited to bring you another year of Words for Waiting: Daily Devotions for Advent & Christmas. In partnership with the Presbyterian Mission Agency’s Office of Christian Formation, this free resource will once again be available as a...
by Ukirk International | Aug 9, 2023 | E-Newsletter, Home Page, News
Friends, My son, who is a college sophomore, has been an orientation leader this summer at his small, liberal arts university. Entering students were required to stay overnight on campus on campus this year for summer orientation, and I have loved hearing stories...
by Ukirk International | Aug 2, 2023 | E-Newsletter, Home Page, News
Friends, I’m on study leave this week, working on my final D.Min. project proposal that was inspired in part by Rev. Will Norman (PSCUGA) and his sermon series on evangelism that he mentions in the lesson he wrote for our new 4-lesson study,”Promise and...
by Ukirk International | Jul 23, 2023 | E-Newsletter, Home Page, Mobile Push Notification, News, Uncategorized
We are preparing to launch a new UKirk App, and we need help from Campus Ministers, Students and Volunteers in 2 ways: 1. We are re-launching our UKIRK DAILY ministry, which is includes the daily lectionary readings and a short prayer written by those connected to a...
by Ukirk International | Jul 21, 2023 | Bible Study & Discussion Guides, E-Newsletter, Home Page, Mobile Push Notification, News
Young adults have questions — “Who is the devil?” “What are spiritual practices?” “Who are the badass women of the Bible?” and more. Fresh Outlook Bible Studies introduces each question, examines it from various perspectives, and finally asks, “So what?” Each...
