S.T.A.N.D. (students taking a new direction) is an inter-denominational ministry that meets on Wednesday nights at 9:00pm in room 206/207 of the Natali Student Center. S.T.A.N.D. is designed to help students who are testing the waters of Christianity have a safe place to explore it along with helping those who would consider themselves followers of Christ grow deeper in their faith.
So whether you are just interested in just checking it out or building some close friendships and grow in your relationship with Christ come and join with us.
This is what happens each Wednesday night at S.T.A.N.D. We sing praise and worship songs, pray together, and have a local pastor or campus minister share a message from the Scriptures. We are also very active in serving the community and partnering with local churches.
The professional campus minister overseeing the group is sponsored by the United Christian Campus Ministry Council and the Coalition for Christian Outreach. The group is founded on the four pillars of Scripture, Prayer, Fellowship, and Service.
Contact our Campus Minister Pete Ware at stand@calu.edu with any other questions or to receive our calendar of events.
CrossSeekers is a Southern Baptist student organization that is welcoming to all students. The group sponsors a spring break outreach at Daytona Beach in which students minister to other students. CrossSeekers also does a weekly fellowship in which there is music, teaching from the Bible, and prayer. Cal U CrossSeekers meets on Tuesdays at 8:30 in room 206/07 of the Natali student union. CrossSeekers' Clubs.
Young and Gifted Gospel Choir. This talented student group meets weekly for times of singing, fellowship and learning about the history of Gospel music. The choir offers performances on Campus as well as traveling to other areas. The Gospel Choir shows their commitment in ministering to others by sharing their talents in the name of Christ. The Choir meets every Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. in the LRC Auditorium.
Cal ROCKS (Reaching Out for Catholic Kinship) is an organization which has been developed to foster fellowship and learning opportunities among Catholic university students. This organization does not only provide students with an opportunity to further their faith, but also to learn about the history and development of the Catholic Church. All students, regardless of denomination, are welcome to learn and participate in fellowship with this organization.
