Collegiate Ministry

Collegiate Ministry

The SBTC Collegiate Ministry focuses

on training and equipping churches to mobilize and disciple collegiate students. We believe effectively impacting this generation of collegiate students is accomplished through the local church.

How we help churches:

• Networking (statewide consultations)
• Collegiate Leadership Training (Statewide and Regional venues)
• Connect Collegiate Students to Mission opportunities
• Missional Intern program—developing church-based ministries
• Collegiate resources

Leadership Development/Training

Looking to develop a ministry to collegiate students? Already have a ministry but you find yourself needing tools and ideas for ministry and desire to connect with other leaders. Our church based collegiate ministry focuses on helping churches develop and build a ministry to reach students. Try out our new Website www.collegiate-ministry.com

Missions

God has called us to go and make disciples of all nations. Collegiate Students are an incredible resource for reaching the nations with the Good news of Jesus Christ. If you are looking for opportunities or desire to connect students to opportunities or cross-cultural training, look through the opportunities and connections that the SBTC provides.    

 

Evangelism

There are over 1.3 million collegiate students in Texas, many of whom do not know Christ. As we go and make disciples, we have to teach and lead students to share their faith. Often students do not ever or even regularly share their faith and solid training. If you are looking for opportunities to train and prepare your for sharing their faith consider the SBTC opportunities.  

 

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Events

April 16-17—SENT Conference (Champion Forest Baptist Church, Houston)

July 19-25—Encounter – College Leaders Missional Vision tour

July 30-31 —Student Evangelism Conference (Collegiate Edition) (Frisco, TX)

August 8-13—National Collegiate Week, LifeWay (Glorieta, NM)

August 14 —Equipping Churches Conference (ECC) (Sagemont Church, Houston)