Join an action group on Campus

What is an action group?

Definition
An action group consists of students who meet regularly to help one another learn to become a witness of Christ as a way of life.

What do you do in an action group?

• Time together
  Meet with some students who want to learn to share Christ with fellow students. A good idea could be to meet in the cafeteria and have lunch together.


• Training
  During lunch, share ideas and learn more about sharing Christ as a way of life.
  To help do this, take one of the action group studies from the Toolbox.
  The action group study may take approximately 20 to 30 minutes.


• Pray
  Pray together for the students you will talk to during evangelism. (10 minutes)


• Outreach / evangelism
  Go two-by-two and share the Gospel with the students you meet, using tools like questionnaires, Soularium, Perspective cards or other materials you are familiar with. Take one or two hours to meet with students in and around the campus.




• Evaluation
  Come back as a group and share what you experienced during the afternoon and learn from each other.
  Take time to pray for the students you have just met.

Who can take part in an Action group?

Students who:

• Have a heart for the Lord
• Have a desire to win their fellow students for Jesus
• Have time
• Want to learn

How often do we need to have an Action group on campus?

It’s up to you. Choose what is best for you on your campus. You could start once a week and choose a day and time when you can meet lots of students. It does not matter how often you meet. It all depends on your availability and schedules of students. Meet whenever you want or are able to meet. This could become a daily event, sometimes with more or less students involved. If there isn’t an action group on your campus, find some Christian students and start one.