Sojourners Christian Fellowship
“Not all who wander are lost”
At Sojourners Christian Fellowship, students engage both heart and mind in lively discussions about how their faith informs the many issues and changes that mark their college years. Sojourners’ weekly dinner meetings are usually student-led. Sharing joys and concerns and group prayer binds students together in Christian love for each other and the concerns of the world.
Sojourners discusses real-life questions that are relevant to students, such as:
- What if I don’t know what I believe?
- Why does God allow suffering?
- What if I don’t fit in with other Christians?
- What is God calling me to do with my life?
- How do I develop my own faith now that I’m away from home?
- How can my faith help me handle stress?
“Sojourners Christian Fellowship meetings are a place to personal growth. It allows for people of all types and levels of faith to discuss topics that affect us all and see how each person deals with it personally.”
— John “Trae” Michael Welsh III, ‘12
In addition to weekly meetings, Sojourners enjoys such activities as bowling, laser tag, movie nights, and community service opportunities, including the Stocking Project, an annual campus-wide toy drive. The year ends with a banquet and senior farewell at the elegant Riverside Inn.