I Agree with... Kirk

Through the years, local Cru ministries have conducted an innovative outreach campaign known as "I Agree With..."

This fall, the Michigan State Cru helped sponsor an "I Agree with Kirk" campaign, featuring the personal testimony of starting MSU quarterback, Kirk Cousins.  Here is an article from the Christian post: Michigan State Quarterack Kirk Cousins Talks Faith, Football.

The Gospel (Husker Style)

Being that it is football season and that years ago I co-led the ministry with the University of Nebraska Huskers football team, and being that the legacy of that ministry has continued through leaders to the team today, I was particularly encouraged when a friend sent me this link...


Husker Football Players Share the Gospel - FCA from Three Pillars Media on Vimeo.

Thank you, Lord, for men who embrace the gospel and extend its reach!

Topography of Faith: Mapping the USA

USA Today recently published a fascinating graphical depiction of faith in the USA: The Topography of Faith. Based on research done by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, the map presents the overall view of the US and yields individual views for each state as you scroll over.  Makes for a fascinating few minutes as you try to guess-timate the religious topography of different states and regions.

How did you do?

SuJo John: 9/11 Survivor

Over the last few years, we have begun to witness momentum grow on college campuses for speakers & programs who present the gospel relevantly. One of those has been SuJo John, a 9/11 survivor.  Here is his story.

(Special thanks to our friends in ministry at IamSecond).

A Contextualized Version of Soularium

Just became aware of the Singapore contextualized version of our very popular, Soularium.

It is called, Frames of Mind.

CruPress User Guide: Check it Out

Have you seen the 2011-12 CruPress User Guide. Glance here, but go to Crupress Green:

cru - A New Name for CCCI

Campus Crusade for Christ is in the process of changing its name. Here is the background of the process in a Christianity Today article, "Campus Crusade for Christ changes its Name to Cru".