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How do you tell students who have just rocked up to university about Jesus? Over the years, Agapé Students teams up and down the country have been coming up with great ideas to help Freshers discover Jesus even in their first few weeks on campus…

I’m American, but my desire to engage with strangers is decidedly British – I don’t want to talk to new people, and making eye contact on the underground is a definite a no-no. And now I work in a rôle where a large portion of my job is going up to people and talking about Jesus. Suffice to say, evangelism doesn’t come easily to me. Nonetheless, I’ve learned quite a few things…

Last summer – the end of my first intern year with Agapé Students – the Water’s Edge Global Project was launched to bless the local ministry in the Middle East, where we already had some connections and wanted to develop a long-term partnership. I was working with the Agapé Student’s team in Belfast and was so excited to learn more about this project and how I could get involved. I was really hoping and praying…

Instagram campaigns, Hub in the Pub, and deep conversations were the ingredients for a fun filled first term for students at Birmingham City University. Beth Woods, the current student leader of the Agapé UK movement at BCU shared some of her highlights…

‘I never really thought about why I believe in God; I just knew that following God is the best way.’

Josh, a student in London, joined the Agapé Students Global Project to Malta during the Easter holidays. It was only a short visit – just one week – but the team got to meet and work alongside…

Jemina studied Russian language at Cambridge University. When her third year arrived, it was finally time for her to embark on the adventure that is studying abroad!

‘I was quite nervous arriving in Russia for the first time. I’d never…