Become a collegiate missionary

New England has nearly one million students from around the world, but two-thirds of campuses have no focused evangelistic effort. Help us change that statistic!

Join us in helping New England students become passionate for Christ and His church by establishing an on-campus evangelistic ministry, making disciples and multiplying missional leaders while partnering with the local church.

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Why New England?

New England schools have an academic reputation that attracts the best and brightest scholars from around the world. In fact, a large percentage of both American and international leaders are educated in New England. Seeing a generation of students passionate about God could influence not only an entire region, but also the world.

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Why missional leaders?

The college campus is a unique crossroads when students are connecting with diverse classmates and actively choosing the direction their lives will take. If they grasp the value of discipleship and missions, students have the capacity to teach others and train new leaders.

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Why the local church?

Christ established His Church to represent Him on the earth.  That's why we are convinced that all Christians must be connected with a local church to be growing as a disciple. Campus ministries are valuable, but we believe they are incomplete when separated from the local church.

Requirements

  • College degree

  • Theological greement with the Baptist Faith and Message

  • Desire to share the Gospel and make disciples

  • Fundraising: at least $20,000 per year

  • Willingness to serve as part of a team

  • Ability to serve a minimum of two years

As a collegiate missionary you are an important part of our network. Experienced church planters and collegiate leaders will invest in you regularly. You will also receive financial stipends to attend fundraising training, lead mission experiences for students and take classes for seminary credit.

Collegiate missionary inquiry