Covid-19 Announcement
University Ministries remains active during Covid-19 with some modifications focused on maintaining the health and safety of the North Park community, our neighborhood, city, and partner organizations. Please check with specific University Ministry programs on how to get involved at this time.
Wednesday Chapel is in person at 10:30 am each week and CollegeLife worship is at 6 pm on the second and fourth Sundays of each month.
Worship
We worship together weekly in Christ-centered, Spirit-filled, dynamic, and diverse gatherings where we learn to love God, one another, and the world around us.
Grow
We grow best in community, and at NPU there are ample opportunities to grow together in Christ and his Kingdom where students support, encourage, and challenge one another to become more like Christ and pursue his vocation for their lives.
Serve
We pursue a commitment to love, mercy and justice by providing numerous opportunities for students to put their faith into action by serving together locally, nationally, and globally.
Highlights
The CollegeLife606 Podcast
University Ministries is committed to creating space for courageous conversations at the crossroads of trying to follow Jesus while navigating culture. You can access Season 1 of The CollegeLife606 Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hear compelling conversations with guests such as Pastor-Hip-Hopper Jonathan Brooks, Kingdom Creative Sharon Irving, and Professor Greg Lee on topics such as social media, politics, justice, and more.
Sankofa Experience
Sankofa is a journey toward racial justice and reconciliation. Each February, University Ministries takes a group of students and faculty to places like Birmingham, Alabama and Memphis, Tennessee in order to encounter our country’s past and present realities, have courageous conversations, and seek God’s Kingdom in more of its fullness.
Life Groups
LifeGroups are smaller groups of 4-10 students who are doing life together and seeking Life together. Some LifeGroups focus on Bible study or prayer, some read books together, some focus on specific topics or represent people with similar interests (athletic teams or artists, for example) – all are centered on encountering Jesus and being transformed by him.
Global Partnerships
Global Partnerships is a place in your North Park experience where your faith, learning, and service will meet in transformative experiences around the world. Whether you serve alongside our partners right here in local disaster relief zones or as distant as the Zulu Hills of South Africa or somewhere in between, your eyes are sure to be opened and your heart ignited with the things closest to God’s heart. We send 150 NPU students, faculty, and staff out annually to learn and serve alongside up to 14 Global Partnership organizations, and we invite you to be one of them.
Experience Chapel & CollegeLife
Check out these recordings of Chapel and CollegeLife speakers to get a taste of what you will hear Wednesday mornings and Sunday evenings.
Rev. Dr. Soong-Chan Rah
Chapel, March 17, 2021
Pastor and Professor Michelle Dodson
CollegeLife, March 21, 2021
Pastor Susie Gamez
Chapel, March 24, 2021
Student Stories
Get Involved
CollegeLife and Chapel
Deepen your faith and engage with your community at CollegeLife and Chapel. Serve the community by joining the worship arts ministry.
Discipleship, LifeGroups, and Prayer
Dive deeply into our faith and the community through LifeGroups and Prayer Ministry.
Global Partnerships
Experience cross-cultural journeys to explore your faith, worldview, and commitment to a lifestyle of mercy and justice through Global Partnerships.
Urban Outreach
Programs of presence, programming, and policy invite you to engage in the city, nation, and world through Urban Outreach.
Athletic Ministries
Integrate faith into your sport and every aspect of your life as a student-athlete through our Athletic Ministries and Huddle gatherings.
Sankofa Experience
The Sankofa Experience at North Park University combines readings, films, classes, and community meetings concerning social constructions of race and how they impact other identities.