How does one exhibit Christianity in college?
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Wear it on your sleeve (Christian sayings t-shirts).  Wear a cross around your neck (my husband wears a cross), put one on your keys (I do this), go to a Christian club (I went to Campus Christians), etc.  Some people pass out Salvation tracks.  This is kind of annoying, though.  I do for Halloween trick-or-treaters, but not the general public.  Pray at meal time.  That always looks good!  When people tell me their problems, I say that I'll pray for them, & I do!  I am smart enough to know that studying is not enough!  I pray when I study & when about to take a test.  If I drove a car back then, I would have offered to be the designated driver.  I went out with the party kids, but I never did drink or smoke.  I really stand out, even at church.  If something is going on that I know is clearly Biblically wrong, I refuse to participate, & the others notice!  One cannot just assume that if something happens at church that it is ok.  I have pretty stong convictions!  I am not easily swayed by the crowd.  If you do any charity work, mention it.  Like, I made over 70 lap quilts & gave them out to the elderly in nursing homes.  Surely you've also done something to help out a charity or two in your life.  It doesn't have to be a Christian charity, either!  Like, I donated my hair twice so far for Locks of Love.
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Find a place to host it.  Check out the legalities involved.  Have waiver / permission forms including health insurance info.  Ask around for donations of equipment.  Contact local church camps to see if they have a program that you can get ideas from and get some input on the ins and outs and then dive in with open arms!
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Working for the Lord not pay very well unless you plan on misleading people for money. SO, the job will be what the Lord lead you to.\nReligious Studies work you through a systematic learning of the Bible. Cultures of the times, so you understand things like a man giving you his shoe or Lot offering his Daughters. You learn specifics of every book of the Bible, so, you understand why God do as He do. You may want to learn the Biblical Greek  and if you can handle that then learn the Biblical Hebrew. You study some things like Theology, Semantics and other stuff to help you understand the Bible, God, Jesus etc.\nYouth Ministry, you study some of the above Basics, Childhood Development, Sociology, Teaching Methods, and some Basic Psychology stuff (I find Debatable). You learn of how Youth Programs are organized and how to utilize the Youth into the Ministry. Missionary work and fun trips to do these things.\nThere a lot to learn, but, if, you not want a paper to show on the wall, you can forget the State Core Curriculum (Math, English etc.) Just take the MAIN Studies and Regular World History and World Literature you be surprised what these two can do in your Bible Understanding.\nI learned and just use the knowledge to teach others what they want to know. As, I said, not much pay, but, I have Peace and Happiness. I guess God/Jesus loves me, that all I really want. Hope this helps you, most Colleges of this type learning are Private and Tuition may be more than a State Funded College. But, there are Grants, Scholarship and Student Loans. I highly advise against getting ANY Student Loans, you do not need this Debt right out of College. Some Colleges do have programs you can work on Campus and make some money, they easy jobs.
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As others have said example is the best way to lead one to Christ. Show God's love by inviting them to Christian activities. This does not neccesarily mean church services. Studies show that on average it takes 7 invitations before one will go to church. Studies also show that greater than 75% of all new Christians came to Christ by the example of a friend or relative. I would suggest that you show understanding and compassion. Do not try to engage in great theological debates. Do not judge. Remember in time the seed that you have planted will grow. Sometimes quick, sometimes over a period of time. You have done your job by spreading the gospel, it is now up to that person to decide to become a Christian or not. It can be painful to watch people reject Christ. Do not let it offend you or think that you could have done more. Pray to God and he will provide. God bless and keep up the good work.
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Go to a well established church like Calvary Chapel....become part of the fabric.
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The following link has a very good illustration of the Salvation Message.\n\nhttp://www.navigators.org/us/resources/illustrations/items/The%20Bridge%20to%20Life\n\nAnd, you do not have to "check your brains in at the door" in order to be a Christian.  Jesus Christ claimed to be God, and proved himself by predicting his own death and resurrection.  This is not an intellectual argument, it is spiritual.  Their have been many atheists who have set out to prove the Gospel of Jesus Christ to be nothing more than fairy tales, only to find that the evidence for Jesus was overwhelming, and they became followers of Jesus (Christians) because of their studies.  C.S. Lewis was one such person.  Visit the link above for a good picture of what Christ did for you (and all of the world).  \n\nA great book to start you out on your walk with Jesus is "More Than A Carpenter" by Josh McDowell (another athiest turned Christian).  \n\nAnd lastly, find a good church.  Not a church filled with legalism, but a church that understands Jesus Christ came to set man free.  Colossians 3:20-23 says \n\nTherefore, if you died with Christ from the basic principles of the world, why, as though living in the world, do you subject yourselves to regulations— “Do not touch, do not taste, do not handle,” which all concern things which perish with the using—according to the commandments and doctrines of men? These things indeed have an appearance of wisdom in self-imposed religion, false humility, and neglect of the body, but are of no value against the indulgence of the flesh.\n\nBasically, man's religion is empty and has no power to change you from the inside.  So, find a support group that can encourage you in your new life, not with rules and regulations, but with love and support.\n\nMay God Bless you in your new life with Him!
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You should go to a college you feel comfortable going to.  Some bible colleges have very strict rules that everyone has to follow - if you want to feel safe and in a controlled environment, then by all means go.  If you are interested in learning more about people not exactly like you, go to a state university.  There are a lot of religious activities on all campuses.  But do what you feel is right, and try praying about it.
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I think one of the biggest things you can do is what you've done here. Get the word out. I wasn't even aware of its existence. Particularly, I think you need to alert the local congregations. This is something they can pass on to their youth who are college bound.
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That sounds like a beautiful idea, I commend you. If I went to your college I would most definately join, because though I am a Buddhist I am also an agnostic.By leading through example you will give a good name to atheism and agnosticism. You should hold conferences to learn about other beliefs, to show that you are open to other ideas...
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You are NEVER too young to to spread the word IF you truly understand it, and you feel that the Lord is moving in you to spread his gospel.  Ignore the idiot that told you to take a biology class first.  The Word takes no biology class to understand and share.
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Some schools are "confessional" which means that the faculty and/or students must agree with the school's Confession of Faith.  Check and see if your college requires a Methodist/Wesleyan Confession.  If so, I'd check out another college that holds to a more Biblical Confession, such as the Westminster Confession of Faith.
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I would point out that it is the most difficult point for a Christian.  The umbrella of youth is gone.  Life seems chaotic.  Time for study and prayer is dangerously thin.  You are exposed to ideas that counter or deny your beliefs.
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Start going to church. Take classes at a college on religion. Read the holy text of whatever religion you plan on becoming the priest of.
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I like what has been said.  The whole point of being a Christian (past the salvation part) is to become like Christ.  How do you do this??  Good suggestions have been given, and here are some more:\n-get into the Word every day.  God is going to talk to you through the ultimate "user manual".  \n-Get plugged into a Bible based church.  Get involved!!!  \n-Be open to letting the Spirit help you in life with making choices and reaching out to others.\n-Memorize Scripture- that helps write His Word on your heart, and you will pull that out of your memory when you least expect to.\n-Clean up your "house" bit by bit.  If you wear clothes that are making guys think unholy thoughts, make the choice and wear something else.  If you have a potty mouth, bite your tongue.  We ALL have things that we are working on.  Others will see this change in you, and see how Christ is changing you.  \n-praise God all throughout the day, this helps focus on what He has made good.\n\nI have been praying for you already!
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Supposedly churches are open for everyone, regardless of their mental or physical flaws...  \n\nIt depends on why you are doing it really.  If it's a matter of trying to make a statement about your faith (or lack thereof) then it's your choice in how you demonstrate your feelings.  Just remember, no one, not a church or it's pastor have to put up with blatant rudeness.  And in demonstrating in this manner, you could be perceived as being deeply insulting.  A spectacle of this nature will only cause deep emotional reactions that do nothing to get your point across or show you are credible in your questions.\n\nCheers
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i would make it relevent to something that changed your view of the world. that's what i did mine on and i got in. religion has to play a part in it, although we are not talking right-wing evangelical here. it needs to be positive and show that you have initiative and will be an asset to the university.
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I think a bigger question or a different approach is " does it hurt the student's actions. And what religion are you talking about? If it's Christianity then how can the teaching of love, morals, respect, and humility hurt? Religious classes shouldn't be forced in school but it could be an elective.