Baptist Campus Ministry hold first meeting of semester
August 25, 2017
Marshall University’s Campus Christian Center is home to many religious groups throughout campus, one of them, the Baptist Campus Ministry, had over 250 students attend their first meeting of the semester Wednesday evening.
During their meeting on Wednesday evenings they have praise, worship and bible study. They also have live music played by students in BCM.
For students who are unaware of what BCM is or what it does, Drew Mullins, former leadership member of BCM, explained it as “a place where there is a lot of community developed here and a lot of relationships formed.”
The whole group meets Wednesdays evenings, but they also offer smaller group meetings called “iTeams.” iTeams meet 10 times throughout the semester and they function as smaller fellowship groups with other BCM students.
BCM’s motto is “Changing lives that change the world.”
“We hope that as we teach the word of God here and that [students] take it out into the campus, into the city of Huntington and that there will just be this ripple effect of the gospel changing lives,” Mullins said.
BCM meets in the Campus Christian Center on Wednesdays at 9:15 p.m. For more information on BCM contact Rob Ely, director of student ministries at [email protected]
Hunter Ellis can be contacted at [email protected].
oliverio cortez y cortez • Aug 28, 2017 at 5:30 pm
DEAR ELY I LOVE TO HEAR THAT THERE IS A BAPTIST GROUP GETTING TOGETHER ON WEDNESDAYS, I AM A MARSHALL ALUMNUS LIVING IN EL SALVADOR CENTRAL AMERICA, I DO WORK WITH OUR BAPTIST FIELDS WITH CHILDREN IN GREAT NEEDS eg. SCHOOL, FOODS CLOTHING ETC. RIGHTNOW I AM TRYING TO GET A NINE YEAR OLD GIRL A BED TO SLEEP ON SINCE SHE SLEEPS ON A TORE UP MATREES RIGHT ON THE FLOOR. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND OUR GOOD LORD SHALT CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU.
IN CHRIST,
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