Campus Ministries at the C of I

Transforming Lives
          Transforming Friendships
                    Transforming College
                              Transforming the World

Other Videos:

"Welome Back" / Intern Introduction www.youtube.com/watch .  
Retreat at the Monastery in Jerome http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hl6H-81oi1k

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Late Night: Tuesdays 9 PM, McCain PUB

Most Tuesday nights during the year we create a space for worship, teaching and community at C of I called “Late Night.” Late Night is high on energy and low on Christian cliché, with an average weekly attendance of 70-90 students or more. 

Small Groups

In Small Groups you can grow in your faith through Bible Study, committed friendship, and spiritual mentors.  Over 100 students are involved in small groups this year.  Sign up for a small group through the link above.

Service and Mission

Students have opportunities to serve each year during mid-year and summer breaks. Locations this year include Mexico, the Dominican Republic, San Francisco, Caldwell, and Haiti.  Click a link for details.

Scholarships

• Students can receive scholarships for leadership in many areas of Campus Ministries, including musical talent, technical ability (video or sound) and community life development
• Freshmen can apply for a sholarship here:  Freshman Scholarship Link
• Upper-class students can apply for a Student Internship through our Servanship program:  Student Internship Link

Leadership

Students can explore and develop their gifts for Christian leadership in three ways:

• Servantship:  Servantship is our Campus Ministries leadership program.  Through Servantship you can discover your gifts for Christian leadership through teaching, community, action and reflection.
• Most positions are voluntary, but some Servantship positions can be paid through our student internship program. 
• Christian Leadership Minor:  Earn an academic minor in the Professional Studies and Enhancements PEAK to integrate your faith in any future career

Intentional Community

Students can live in one of two "Intentional Christian Communities" -- rental houses located directly across the street from the soccer field.

C. Min houses are clean, friendly, fun, meaningful and good financial value  You can develop community in the house AND create a “programming space” for the campus with Bible study and Servantship meetings and events, game nights, movie nights etc.

Hit the link above for more information including an application.

History, Mission, and Other groups on Campus

C of I is a “non-sectarian,” “Church-related college.” In short, that means we actively support a voluntary Christian fellowship and maintain a free and open dialog about faith and religion on campus. For more information about religious groups on campus, click the link above.

Would you like to know more?

If you have questions, or want to find out more, you can email me at progers@collegeofidaho.edu or use the links on the left to explore the Campus Ministries site.

Sincerely,

Rev. Phil Rogers, Campus Minister