RUF Christian Fellowship @ Trinity
We are a student organization that is committed to being a blessing to all Trinity students by embodying the "good news" of Jesus Christ in word and deed to enact personal change, social healing, and cultural renewal. Our hope is that Reformed University Fellowship can help you make the most out of your college years!
If you want to stay in the loop on events and activities, join the
RUF @ TRINITY FACEBOOK GROUP
RUF LARGE GROUP
(Worship, Bible Study, & Fellowship)
Every Monday night
(beginning on Labor day)
@ 9:00 PM
Trinity's Parker Side Chapel
WANT A RIDE TO CHURCH? 9:00 AM Witt Center Sunday Mornings
All are welcome at RUF regardless of personal or religious background. We are here for you: the lost, the found, the burned out, the bored, the cynical, and the spiritual. Come as you are to RUF!
What does RUF do?
RUF's ministry is composed of at least five different kinds of activities.
1. RUF LARGE GROUP is our most visible activity and usually the easiest way for you to get involved with the ministry. The evening consists of a time of singing and worship, ending with a message from Scripture, all in a non-threatening atmosphere. This is usually the place where you can find out more details about the ministry of RUF and how you can become more involved.
2. In any given semester, a number of SMALL GROUP BIBLE STUDIES are available to you. These groups are very informal in design and give you the chance to look deeper into a topic as well as build deep friendships with other students.
3. Also, ONE-ON-ONE MEETINGS are a vital part of our ministry. The staff of RUF or other Trinity students are always available to meet with you, if you so desire. This time is usually spent getting to know each other personally, praying for each other's concerns, and investing in an on-going discipleship relationship.
4. At least a few times during the year, RUF is committed to getting out of town and gathering with other Christians for student CONFERENCES & RETREATS. Fall Conference takes place in October, Winter Conference in January, Spring Break Missions Trips in March, and Summer Conference in May. Mark your calendars!
5. If you read all of the above, you might think we're serious all the time. Not true. We always have time during the semester for SOCIAL EVENTS where we hang out, go out to eat, watch movies, grill out, play games, take road trips, etc. We are convinced this is just as much a part of college as studying for that Calculus test.
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