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Representing a variety of faith traditions on campus
Encourage men and women from diverse backgrounds to develop their intellectual, spiritual,
social and physical potentials and to explore creatively the frontiers of faith and
reason.
Working together and as individuals, the members of UCM provide comprehensive programming
in order to widen vision, explore and deepen faith, strengthen character, stimulate
creativity, enhance capacity for leadership and service, and equip students to think
rationally, act responsibly, and work productively as a persons of faith in a complex
society.
All United Campus Ministries are open to all interested students regardless of race,
creed or nationality.
United Campus Ministries Officers
A minimum of 2 officers shall be elected by UCM in April of each year. Officers shall
be voting members of UCM.
President - John Roth Thrive @ FGCU
Vice President - Adam Alexander Summit Church - Ignite College Pastor
Secretary - Joshua Schultz First Assembly Ministries - Chi Alpha (XA) Ministries
Treasurer - Adam Alexander Summit Church - Ignite College Pastor
UCM Liaison - Jon Brunner FGCU - Student Affairs Director of Counseling and Student Health
Administrative Assistant - Maria Koenig FGCU - Student Affairs Administrative Assistant of Counseling and Student Health
FGCU allows both outside groups and recognized student organizations (RSO's) to reserve
room space. Outside groups are charged a fee for the room while RSO's can reserve
without any fees.
Meet: We gather for Mass at 8:00PM every Sunday in Cohen 214 (unless there are no
classes Monday) We also meet weeekly for dinner and discussion, praise and worship.
Campus Minister: Father Casey F. Jones, Catholic Chaplain to FGCU
The Catholic Student Organization is committed to facilitating an authentic encounter
with Christ through the celebration of the sacramants, fellowship, prayer and praise.
All are welcome at any of our gatherings. Please follow us in social media or contact
our chaplain for more information.
Spiritually Alive. Radically Inclusive. Justice Centered. We are a living tradition that draws from many sources for spiritual growth. We
honor and support individuals from all faith traditions, backgrounds, and embrace
our LGBTQ community. We are dedicated to exploring the mysteries of life through spiritual practice, questioning
and community, while acting to create local and global justice and equality.
Meeting Wednesdays 11 AM - 1 PM for discussion, meditation/contemplation, celebration,
support and last Tuesday of the month at 5:30 PM for dinner and celebration. Trips,
justice actions, fellowship, pastoral care and more. Events are listed online:http://www.uucfm.org/get-involved/eagle-uu-events
Hillel is the largest Jewish Campus Organization in the world. As the Foundation for
Jewish Campus Life, Hillel provides opportunities for students to explore and celebrate
Judaism, its holidays, customs, and culture. Join us for monthly Shabbat Services
and Dinner, Coffee Talks, game nights and more. Events are posted on our Facebook
page.
We seek to be used by God to be world changers. We believe if we impact the university,
we impact the world. The way we impact the university is by pursuing a growing relationship
with Jesus Christ, and then modeling and teaching it to students and staff.
Email:gccfedisonswf@yahoo.com Phone:239-415-0306 Web site:http://www.InterVarsityswfl.org/ Meets:Thurs. Fly Higher, 7pm in SU 213 unless otherwise announced on Facebook Locations vary from Everglades to the Commons at North Lakes. SeeFacebook page: "Generation After God's Own Heart(I.V.C.F.)"for updates or Intervarsity-FGCU for updates
Compassion for all people – Mark 6:34; 2 Corinthians 1:3-7 Thriving Relationships – Ephesians 4:1-16; 4:29-5:2; Colossians 3:12-17; Thriving community and campus (Estero and FGCU) – Jeremiah 29:7; 1 Timothy 2:1-3; Life-long growth – Ephesians 4:1-16; Philippians 3:12-14; Love for lost people – Luke 15; Luke 5:27-31; Global/Local Kingdom perspective – Matthew 6:33 & 9:35-10:8; Luke 10:1-3; John 20:19-23
College Community meets every Wednesday at 8pm // Sugden Hall
Sunday Worship meets every Sunday 10am Estero Ridge Plaza
Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) is a Christian ministry at Florida Gulf Coast
University. We want to help students grow in their faith, search for answers, and
find community. All are welcome! RUF is a place where every student, regardless of
background, personal history, or conviction, can examine the truths of biblical Christianity
in ways that are plausible to the skeptic and life-changing for the believer.
