 So far this year, Impact has expanded onto two new college campuses. Our South Bend (IN) team began ministry to the young women of St. Mary's College and our team in northern Idaho initiated a new work on the campus of Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston. Typically, Impact will initate a new ministry by gathering a few students together for Bible study. Over time, these groups tend to grow somewhat quickly, allowing for additional opportunities to gather students together for social activities, service projects, etc. You can read more about these new ministries on our website. To go there, click here. |
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New Life in Christ
 The Impact website is constantly being updated by our staff who are serving in various parts of the USA, allowing our donors, students, alumni, and others who are interested in getting involved with Impact to easily find valuable information on many different topics.
For example, if you would like to see stories on baptism, you can search all of our staff updates to see these types of stories. By clicking here ,you can read three different stories, highlighting six students who were recently baptized. Please take some time to explore the website, and feel free to send us feedback, or to make a comment on a specific story. We value your encouragement and prayers as we, together, strive to make an IMPACT on the university campuses of the USA.
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The Collegiate Day of Prayer
 February 23, 2012 was the National Collegiate Day of Prayer. Recent studies have shown that less than 4% of college students attend church! College students today are facing huge, crucial issues of faith and spirituality. Secular humanism, moral and religious relativism are only the tip of the iceberg at any of America's four thousand college campuses!
The collegiate day of prayer was a day to join others all over the world in praying for college campuses all around the world. 1253 groups prayed in 776 cities and all 50 states; that's 2539 campuses that were covered in prayer! Though the day itself is over, we can continue to be united in prayer for our college students to come to know our Lord and share Him with friends, family, and in their future work places. There are 5,584 college campuses in America. The goal is to have each one being prayed for by name.
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