A movement where Christ is named
Christian Union
Campus & students · Founded 2002 · by Matt Bennett · New York, New York, USA
Christian Union is an evangelical ministry founded in 2002 by Matt Bennett that seeks to develop Christian leaders at the nation's most influential universities. It launched its first program at Princeton University and has established ministries at the Ivy League schools and other elite campuses. Through Bible study, leadership development, and seeking God together, it aims to raise up men and women who will influence culture for Jesus Christ.
What they do
Christian Union places ministry teams at highly selective universities, where they lead Bible courses, leadership lecture series, and small groups that call students to a deep, seeking relationship with God.
The ministry emphasizes prayer, fasting, and knowing the Scriptures, and it hosts conferences and retreats that challenge students toward wholehearted devotion to Jesus.
Believing that many national leaders are shaped on these campuses, Christian Union aims to prepare Christian students to carry their faith into government, business, law, medicine, and the wider culture.
The Scripture behind the work
Where the door leads
Christian Union calls students to seek God wholeheartedly and to follow Jesus Christ as Lord over every part of life and future influence. It disciples them through Scripture, prayer, and community. A natural next step is to join a Bible course or seeking God gathering on campus, or to talk with a ministry fellow about beginning a relationship with Jesus.
Connect to the real thing
The Living Bread is a door, not the destination. The life is with Christ and his people.
People also ask
Where did Christian Union start?
It began in 2002 with its first ministry at Princeton University and later expanded to the other Ivy League schools and additional elite campuses.
What is the goal of Christian Union?
It seeks to develop Christian leaders who will influence culture for Jesus Christ, especially graduates of highly influential universities.