Christian Students on Campus at UConn

10/06/2026

As students, there are so many things competing for our time, attention, and heart. But in the middle of our busy schedules, the Lord is still looking for young people whose hearts are set on Him and His purpose.

“But Daniel set his heart…” (Dan. 1:8)

This fall, we’re setting aside a weekend to get away from our normal routines in order to spend time with the Lord together.

At the retreat, there’ll be
- Messages from the book of Daniel
- Singing and enjoying the Lord
- Personal time with Jesus
- Fellowship & Christian companionships
- Activities, rest, and time together

During this retreat, the Lord wants to gain in us a heart that chooses Him, stands for Him, and is available for His purpose in our generation.

DM us for details on cost 😁

10/05/2026

Chosen, gathered, and bearing fruit 🍎

This weekend we went apple picking together, and while walking through rows and rows of trees, there were more apples than we could possibly take. Yet one by one, we reached out and picked particular apples for ourselves—bringing them home for our enjoyment.

It reminded us of something even sweeter in our Christian life:

“You did not choose Me, but I chose you…” — John 15:16

Out of so many people in the world, somehow the Lord reached us. He sought us, called us, and chose us to be His—not because we were better or more deserving than anyone else, but according to His mercy and His eternal purpose.

“Even as He chose us in Him before the foundation of the world…” — Ephesians 1:4

The apples we chose were for a purpose. Likewise, God also chose us for His purpose. John 15:16 continues:

“…but I chose you, and I set you that you should go forth and bear fruit…”

We may have gone out to pick apples, but we came home reminded that we ourselves have been chosen, gathered, and set apart for the Lord’s purpose and enjoyment.

09/21/2026

09/17/2026

God’s heart desire

This Saturday, Christian Students from UConn & CCSU are heading to Boston University for the Intercollegiate Praise & Ministry Meeting (IPMM)—a gathering of college students from campuses throughout the Northeast for singing, fellowship, and ministry from the Word of God.

We often think about what we want God to do for us—our future, our classes, our careers, and our needs. But have we ever stopped to ask:

What does God want? What is on His heart? What is His purpose and plan?

Ephesians 3:11 speaks of “the eternal purpose which He made in Christ Jesus our Lord.”

God is not working randomly. From eternity past, He has had a purpose, and His work throughout the ages is moving toward the fulfillment of that purpose in Christ.

At this IPMM, we’ll be considering “God’s heart desire” and discovering something concerning God’s eternal purpose and plan. Our hope is not merely to know more about God, but to discover what is in His heart and how our Christian life can become part of what He is doing today.

College is a time when we’re constantly asking, What am I going to do with my life? Maybe there is an even greater question:

How can my life become part of what God is doing?

📍 Boston University
📅 Saturday, September 19
🎓 UConn + CCSU
📩 DM us for details & transportation

Come sing, fellowship, meet other college students, and open the Word with us!

08/29/2026

🍫🍓 CHOCOLATE FEST IS HERE!

Chocolate fondue + fruit + treats + friends = a pretty sweet Tuesday night. 😋

Come hang out with us for an evening of chocolate fondue, singing, and fellowship! Dip some strawberries, grab some treats, meet some new people, and enjoy the evening with us. 🍓🍌🍫

🗓 Tuesday, September 1

⏰ 7 PM

📍 3 Hillside Circle, Storrs, CT 06268

Bring a friend — there’s plenty of chocolate to go around!

🍫 Chocolate • 🎶 Singing • 🤝 Fellowship

08/29/2026

🍔🔥 BBQ NIGHT!

What better way to start the semester than with good food and good company?

Come hungry for burgers, hot dogs, wings, sides, and more — and stick around for yard games, singing, and fellowship! 🎶

🗓 Monday, August 31
⏰ 5 PM
📍 3 Hillside Circle, Storrs, CT 06268

Everything’s free — just come and enjoy the evening with us! 🙌

New students, returning students, and friends are all welcome. Bring someone with you!

🍔 Food • 🏃 Yard Games • 🎶 Singing • 🤝 Fellowship

08/29/2026

🎉 WELCOME WEEK IS HERE!

We’re excited to start another semester together at UConn! Whether you’re returning or just getting connected with Christian Students on Campus, we’d love to have you join us this week. 🙌

🍔 Monday @ 5 PM — BBQ Night
Burgers, hot dogs, wings, sides & singing

🍫 Tuesday @ 7 PM — Chocolate Fest
Chocolate fondue, fruit, treats & singing

🎶 Thursday @ 7 PM — Revival Meeting
Singing & fellowship

Come for the food, stay for the fellowship, and bring a friend! 😊

🍗 BBQ Night & Chocolate Fest: 3 Hillside Circle, Storrs, CT 06268
🎵 Revival Meeting: Business Building, Lounge Room 116

We’re looking forward to seeing you!

05/02/2026

Today 8 of us brothers got together for paintball — a lot of running, hiding, laughing, strategizing, and maybe a few painful reminders to stay locked in. 😅

But even in something as simple and fun as paintball, we were reminded of something we appreciated this semester: the Christian life is not meant to be fought alone.

04/12/2026

Yesterday at MIT, students from various campuses across the Northeast gathered to hear the word of God through the visions of Ezekiel.

Our word for the night was: “Go with the flow.”

In Ezekiel 47:1 we see a river flowing out from the house of God signifying the Triune God as the water of life, flowing to quench His people’s thirst and to bring life wherever the flow goes.

In Ezekiel 47:4–5, we saw that the deeper the river becomes, the harder it is to keep walking by our own effort. At a certain point, you cannot remain in control—you have to let the flow carry you. That is the Christian life and the church life. The deeper the flow of God is in us, the more we let go of our self-effort, our own plans, and our own strength, and allow the Spirit to lead.

Ezekiel 47:8 says that when the river flows into the sea, “the water of the [dead] sea is healed,” and verse 9 says, “Every living creature which swarms in every place where the river goes shall live.” This river heals the Dead Sea. All of us have places of death in our life that can become places of life. Areas that feel salty, barren, and lifeless can be swallowed up by God as life. College life can often be filled with pressure from classes, difficult social situations, and endless striving, but as we turn to the Lord and enjoy His flowing life, there is healing, restoration, and real supply.

We sang, “Drink the living water… Rivers flowing free… Have Your way in me…” This reminded us that to have Him is to drink Him. As we drink of Him, we are delivered from self-dependence into flow-dependence.

The visions of Ezekiel remind us that God’s goal is not merely that we would be inspired for a night, but that His eternal purpose is to save people from salty and dead situations into a real relationship with Himself so that He may flow into them and gain them as the church, the Body of Christ.

The question asked to Ezekiel is also a question to us: “..Have you seen this?..” (Ezek. 47:6)

Lord, make us those who do not merely study the flow or sing about the flow, but those who go with the flow until You fill us completely and gain the house that satisfies You.