InterVarsity Graduate Student Ministry to Resume Meeting This Fall
Graduate students at an InterVarsity event in Fall 2021.
Are you a graduate student who is looking for community and interested in learning more about God? Join other graduate students in InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, a registered student organization, to explore different topics of Christianity every week. In-person and Zoom meetings are offered on a biweekly basis.
Fill out this Google form if you're interested in learning more about Graduate Student Ministry or joining in future events.
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, a registered student organization at the U of A, consists of multi-ethnic students seeking to follow Jesus on campus and beyond. Learn more about InterVarsity's graduate ministry by visiting the Graduate and Faculty Ministry website.
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Contacts
Micah Cheung, campus staff minister
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship RSO
281-250-4806,
micah.cheung@intervarsity.org
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