Featured Stories
Video Highlight: Campus America "Shorts"
Over the next several weeks, we will be posting a series of videos that feature short interviews with students on what 24-7 Prayer and Campus America are all about.
The Year of Prayer: A Look Back
A snapshot of the 2010 Year of Prayer so far.
Campus Alabama: Even the Hardest of Hearts
Sherei Lopez, who is a senior at the University of Alabama-Birmingham and Alabama State Coordinator, shares a story of how she and her friends reached out to an influential atheist on their campus.
24-7 Prayer: The Vision
The Vision was written on the wall of a prayer room in England by Pete Greig in 1999. It has since been shared all over the world. It is also part of his book, "Red Moon Rising," which tells the story of how 24-7 Prayer began.
Northfield 2010: Breathing Deeply
Northfield 2010 is the Campus America summer gathering, underway from July 23-August 1 in historical Northfield, Massachusetts.
Why Stories?
He planted a witness in Jacob, set His Word firmly in Israel, then commanded our parents to teach it to their children, so the next generation would know and all the generations to come—know the truth and tell the stories so their children can trust in God, never forget the works of God, but keep His commands to the letter.
Psalm 78:5-8 (The Message)
For generations upon generations, stories of God’s faithfulness and great works have been told, retold, remembered and handed down. This is an essential way to recall who God is and remind ourselves that He is worthy of all our trust. As students across this nation pray in extraordinary ways, it is of utmost importance that we follow in the footsteps of our forefathers and tell our own stories of God’s activity in our lives and on our campuses. We are sure to be encouraged and spurred on by one another as we do, and perhaps these stories will be written in the books of history.
Read the Stories that others have submitted. This is a place where you can Tell Your Story, as well. Some of these will be chosen as “Featured Stories" and others will be posted to a particular campus’s Wiki page or shared on the Facebook Fan Page. If you prefer to share your story by e-mail or phone, please contact our team of writers to do so.
So go ahead. Get in the game. Tell your story. We look forward to hearing your part of the beautiful story God is weaving together through Campus America!