Faculty Ministry

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Through a challenging year, Professor Rachel Ferguson moves from an intellectual engagement with the Christian faith to a fuller understanding of discipleship, embracing new practices to truly dwell in Christ, leading to the spiritual transformation she needed, and that we all deeply desire.

“Faculty who are serious about their faith are constantly thinking about how to live out their faith in their workplace—the campus...but may need your guidance, especially on how to reach the current generation of students.” -Fred Hickernell, Professor at Illinois Institute of Technology. Kathy Tuan-MacLean, Director of Faculty Ministry, invites you, GFM staff, to read Fred's Letter to Campus Staff that was posted on the InterVarsity Staff website.

As we enter Advent on December 3rd, we would like to invite faculty and students to enjoy a free visual devotional experience as you spend time alone with God this Christmas season. This weekly devotional experience, created by lnterVarsity staff minister, Bette Lynn Dickinson, features a beautifully hand-painted original series, Scriptures, prayers and questions to guide you through the days that lead to our Savior's birth.

May God speak to us and fill us with the hope that was born that first Christmas. Learn more and download the complete Advent series.

IVP has a vast collection of resources to help you build your Bible reference library—including commentaries, dictionaries, and more. Whether you are a pastor preparing for sermons, a professor putting together lectures, a student writing papers, or just a Bible nerd looking to deepen your study, we've got the reference resources you need. 

Meeting faculty on campus is great for ministry, but it can be intimidating. Never fear—it’s doable! Christian faculty can be an amazing resource for you and your fellowship, and many of them genuinely want to be. As you think about how to incorporate faculty ministry into the work you’re doing on campus, here are nine things to keep in mind.

Brief, hard-hitting and often brilliant, this treatise by C. John Sommerville (Professor Emeritus at the University of Florida and member of the Faculty Ministry Advisory Council) builds the controversial argument that secular universities in America have neglected religion at their peril. (Publishers Weekly) C. John Sommerville's study of the secular university is an excellent choice for reading with fellow Christian faculty.

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