Campus Ministry Volunteers
Level up your ministry through The Playbook
Making an impact on campus should be simple.
The Playbook is the best way to get started.
Whether you're seeking a refresher on essential skills or wondering how to get involved on campus, we've got you covered.
This training is designed to equip you to be a volunteer to the campus and thrive as a campus ministry volunteer as you:
- Have a self-guided training for ministry skills related to your volunteer level
- Grow in understanding what it means to be a campus ministry volunteer
- Develop a theological foundation for the core activities of campus ministry
- Understand the core skills of a campus ministry volunteer
- Practice these core skills with students and faculty on campus
- Develop and implement plans to continue growing as a volunteer
Learn Campus Ministry
Expert ministry training for your level of involvement
We have curated training that fits your level of involvement in your ministry
Assisting
Explore Campus Ministry.
Time commitment: Occasional.
- 5 mini courses
Supporting
Grow as a Leader.
Time commitment: Intermittent/frequent.
- 10 mini courses
Leading
Develop and Execute Vision.
Time commitment: Ongoing.
- 16 mini courses
What other volunteers are saying
Volunteers have leveled up their ministry game. Here are just a few of their stories.
Launching Your Small Group
It was very in-depth, funny, insightful, and well put. As someone part of Gen Z I think this depicts the majority of our feelings well.
by Malcolm F.
Cultivating Intimacy with God Together
Seeing different worship types helped me see different things I can incorporate in small groups.
by Elsy B.
Knowing Where Someone is Spiritually
I liked how something so abstract as developing faith was able to be put into concrete systematic steps to make it easier to break down and understand
by Michael L.
Inviting Well
What stood out was that the worst thing that could happen is someone says no, and sometimes they are just as nervous to say no as you would be to invite.
by Rylie E.
Sharing the Gospel
The four worlds that exist in the gospel and how by remembering these, I can formulate intentional conversation regardless of my setting or audience.
