Chuck Bomar

Mission trips and/or service projects are common across college campuses during the summer months, so start preparing now if you haven't already.

The college years are a season of figuring out who one is and who one is becoming; these four years are critical to identity formation for the long haul.

When graduating seniors go away to college, they experience new things and return home changed. Sometimes these changes can lead to awkwardness when attempting to reconnect with people they've known in the past.

What's your approach to and motivation for ministry? Perhaps it's time to lay down your pride and pick up the cause of God.

Churches are great at ministering to children, married couples and senior adults, but they typically leave young adults to wander in a no-man's land alone.

The college age stage of life is a time of searching, forming an identity and all too often, confusion. The main thing needed for effective college ministry is a pool of dedicated volunteers who can spend time walking alongside young adults, teaching them and helping them live out what they already know.