Pandemic prayer for college students
God of acceptance letters, scholarships and internships, we ask you to comfort: Those whose “best years of their lives” were uprooted. Those..
Building virtual community as a college chaplain
As COVID-19 continues to grow in cases across the United States, those of us in higher education have been bracing for what..
A legacy of impact: A college ministry program shapes future church leaders
The alums are scattered across the country in various ministries, but if you ask them to talk about the genesis of the..
Dear church: Please ask me about my college students
Guest commentary by Teri McDowell Ott As a college chaplain, local churches and pastors have asked me how they can reach out..
Created for a purpose: Teenager tells how family, church and service has shaped his faith
There was a time when physical pain threatened to drown out God’s voice in 18-year-old Phillip Storie’s life. But a life..
College models: Two approaches to religion and education
Guest commentary by Robert L. Montgomery Christians and churches founded many educational institutions over the years. These schools have responded in various..
Confessions of a grown-up “church kid”
I am what my siblings and I have called a “PK and ¾,” which basically means I grew up a church kid...
Revisiting Presbyterian collegiate ministry
In my role as the national director of UKirk collegiate ministries, I often hear the question, “So how’s collegiate ministry these days?”..
The trip to the motherland: Bestowing the legacy upon the next generations
In the late 19th century, Protestant Christians who sought to engage in foreign mission work carefully observed diplomatic developments in East Asia...
Understanding the rise of the secular, including in Christian colleges
Guest commentary by Robert L. Montgomery About 50 years ago I began an exploration trip into the social sciences in order to..
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