Ministry Opportunities
The aim of Student Ministries is to be lifelong, healthy ministers of the gospel in the church and to the world. Student Ministries value being anchored in God's Word, being biblical servant leaders, models of Christ-like character, builders of the church, and messengers of the gospel.
Campus Ministries
Discipleship Groups are weekly small groups for glorifying God and building authentic relationships.
TnT is a ministry of dynamic Spirit-empowered prayer for the Biola community and the world.
Evangelism Ministries
PRIMEtime utilizes drama and performance arts to build relationships and share the faith with others.
Convalescent Home reaches out to the elderly through Bible studies, prayer, activities, and room visits.
Best Buddies matches people with intellectual disabilities with college students and helps to create one-on-one friendships.
California School Project is designed to impact area high schools for Christ through on-campus Bible clubs, evangelism training, mentoring, and prayer.
Muslim Ministry builds relationships with the Muslim community and focuses on learning how to effectively share the truth and love of Jesus Christ.
E-vangelism shares the gospel and helps disciple new believers around the world through Internet evangelism.
Urban Ministries
Brown Bag Ministry builds relationships through weekly interaction with the homeless.
S.A.Y. Yes! is a church-run after-school program in the inner city.
Social Justice Ministry is dedicated to promoting awareness of social injustice around the world, presenting a biblical view of God's justice, and taking action to partner in God's purpose for victims of oppression.
Teen Challenge ministers to inner-city children and teenagers in the Compton/Lynwood area through sports, skits, and evangelism.
Mission Trips and International Ministries
Honduras Ministry is a spring break mission opportunity to develop water irrigation and share Christ in local Honduran villages.
Tijuana Ministry is a regular Saturday ministry that focuses on sharing the hope of Christ with children, youth, and families in a Tijuana community.
Latter Day Saints (LDS) Ministry equips individuals to be effective ministers of the gospel to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
"Brown Bag Ministry has shown me you don't have to go far to start ministering to others. I'm reminded that Jesus tells us whatever we do for the least of our brothers we have done for the Lord.
"I've really enjoyed learning that I am able to give up something I have an abundance of (food) and give to those that have a great need for it. Once you make that connection with a person who is hungry, then the true relationship between them and God can start."
– Andrew, Communication
