Utterly Amazing April!

Posted by Tom Lin on May 2nd, 2008
2008
May 2

Wash U Students at St. Louis Urban Project

A few weeks ago, Kansas University won the NCAA basketball championship, giving my Central Region a tremendous source of celebration. Go Jayhawks! It certainly has also been March (and April) Madness in InterVarsity’s ministry here, as we’ve seen God do some utterly amazing things on our campuses. One verse I’ve been reflecting on is Habakkuk 1:5: “Look at the nations and watch – and BE UTTERLY AMAZED. For I am going to do something in your days that you would not believe, even if you were told…” Continue Reading »

April-May Prayer Items

Posted by Tom Lin on Apr 22nd, 2008
2008
Apr 22

Please partner with InterVarsity’s ministry in the Central U.S. by praying for these 5 significant areas:

1. Catalyst Leadership Conference (May 19-23). Please pray for this annual week-long conference focused on equipping student leaders across the Central U.S.. Pray for students to develop a strategic vision for being change agents on their campuses and in their campus fellowships.  Also pray for student registration this month, as students are struggling with date conflicts and paying the conference fees. Continue Reading »

Our Evangelistic Calling to Students

Posted by Tom Lin on Mar 21st, 2008
2008
Mar 21

Last month, one recurring theme was InterVarsity’s evangelistic calling on university campuses. After spending several days with Regional Directors across the country and then several days with our Regional New Staff Training cohort, I was struck by the evangelistic opportunities and challenges in our postmodern, post-Christian cultural context. We also recognized the need to better understand this student generation. Check out the 4-minute video clip (my previous post below) made by Kansas State students entitled “A Vision for Students“. Continue Reading »

December Prayer Letter & Update

Posted by Tom Lin on Dec 29th, 2007
2007
Dec 29

Many of you received this hard copy letter in the mail, but in case you didn’t, here’s the PDF version of my December prayer letter.  Enjoy, and thanks for praying!

Miracles in November!

Posted by Tom Lin on Nov 27th, 2007
2007
Nov 27

Every new life in Jesus is a miracle, but when all of our human work and witness fail and fall short and yet God still chooses to bring someone new into the Kingdom, we appreciate the miracle 10X more. In the past 2 weeks, we’ve seen over 20 miracles, students making 1st time decisions to follow Jesus! Continue Reading »

Prayer Requests for November 15-30

Posted by Tom Lin on Nov 11th, 2007
2007
Nov 11

Samuel Escobar writes, “Mission exists because God is a missionary God who sends his people to be a blessing to all of humankind.” Recently, I’ve been reflecting on what it means for my InterVarsity staff to be campus missionaries, sent by our missionary God… Continue Reading »

Seeing Conversions and Lives Transformed…

Posted by Tom Lin on Nov 6th, 2007
2007
Nov 6

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I just returned from a full weekend of speaking at InterVarsity’s SE Region’s Asian American Student Conference, with about 130 students from Kentucky, Tennessee, and Georgia. Although I’ve been cutting my speaking engagements, I said “yes” to this particular conference because of the opportunity to see Asian American ministry in this region move forward. Continue Reading »

August 2007 Prayer Letter

Posted by Tom Lin on Sep 17th, 2007
2007
Sep 17

InterVarsity´s ministry in the Central Region for the 2007-08 year is in full swing! Please be praying for the New Student Outreach that is happening at all of our universities in the region. I´ve attached my August 2007 Prayer Letter to introduce the ministry in the region and give you an update on our transition.

May 2007 Prayer Letter posted

Posted by Tom Lin on Jun 28th, 2007
2007
Jun 28

Back in the USA - August Newsletter

Posted by Tom Lin on Sep 2nd, 2006
2006
Sep 2

We’re back! There’s much to share, so we’ve attached a PDF version of our August newsletter online. Print, enjoy reading, and please pray!
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