Blog: Mission Styles

We asked Michael, a placement student in Loughborough, to write a short blog about his experience of Club Mission for #deckthehalls, encouraging you to share Jesus with your campus.  After moving to Loughborough for university, the Student Worker at my new church kept encouraging me to serve at Club Mission, but I had just assumed it wasn’t for me so I would...

Our God is Greater... Than we all think. My name is Nahum Matthews, I’m from Ulverston in Cumbria. I’m currently studying at the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA), and I’m learning that God wants to do SO MUCH MORE than I ever expect. I’ve been a Christian pretty much all my life but I’ve only recently realized at uni that I...

Guest blog from Nick, a student from Teesside Uni who's been experimenting with using the online space to bravely share Jesus. As I post my blog on a sunny Friday afternoon, a billion thoughts play havoc with my mind, but they're not the thoughts I used to have. When I began posting, these thoughts were a mixture of panic and anxiety; What...

“This is how they get you, I know how this works, they ply you with beer and then chuck Jesus at you” Walking up the hill to New Community Church Hannah, a third year theatre design student, was pretty skeptical about going to Beer and Carols. She’d grown up in Church and decided it wasn’t for her, she knew how this type of...

A few months ago the Fusion team visited Canterbury and heard this story from Abigail, the student worker, at Canterbury Vineyard: In the autumn term one of our third year students, Josie, joined a politics society on campus. She was open and honest about her faith, and often found that her friends would initiate conversations about Jesus. At society a fresher...

Ben Thomas is a 3rd year student at the uni of Birmingham. He’s passionate about Jesus and he loves American Football. This is his journey of trying to bring the two together and seeing God move… “I had just finished my second year playing on the American Football team at University, and it had been a difficult two years juggling both my...

It took me half an hour before I finally plucked up the courage to pray for my non-Christian housemate who was complaining about the sharp pain in his wrist. Breaking into a cold sweat I mumbled the words ‘can I pray for you?’ After he agreed I managed to splutter out a prayer complete with awkward side-glances. Nothing happened, but...