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Christ Community is a church deeply committed to the students of the University of Arkansas. We desire to be a place where students connect with each other and grow in the grace of the gospel. We believe that all Christians, including those in college, are nourished by meaningful involvement in the local church. In addition to a college student’s involvement with the local church, connection with a gospel-centered campus ministry provides a unique and powerful spiritual benefit. It’s our privilege to partner with these campus ministries as we work together to welcome and disciple our college students.
RUF is a Christian ministry for the University of Arkansas campus. With so many choices and possibilities, college is an exciting time, but it can also be lonely. RUF seeks to provide a safe place for students to be themselves and find community. RUF is here to help you navigate what it means to follow Jesus at a fun, large, SEC school like the U of A. RUF has a unique connection to Christ Community, due to the fact that RUF is the national campus ministry of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). Contact Campus Minister Austin Royal at austin.royal@ruf.org to find out more.
The vision of Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is to see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes. Their mission is to lead every coach and athlete into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His church. CCC members Cortez and Alex McCraney serve on staff with FCA at the University of Arkansas.
Bridges International is a Christian organization that exists to serve and mobilize the international student population in the USA and abroad. They are committed to serve, promote social connections and engage in spiritual conversations with international students so that students become leaders internationally. CCC member Andy Hurst, pictured here with wife Sarah, is on staff with Bridges.
Navigators is a ministry that shares the gospel of Jesus and helps people grow in their relationship with Him through life-to-life discipleship. Their mission is “to know Christ, make Him known, and help others do the same.” CCC member Austin Olinger is on staff with Navigators.
CCC members Steve and Beth Fischer have spent years working overseas in Eastern Europe and stateside with international students at the University of Arkansas. They are passionate about connecting with international students, meeting tangible needs such as housing while also providing spaces for them to connect with each other and learn about Christ.