As a student organization, we could do a lot of things, so why do we focus on the Bible through one-to-one and group Bible study and an on campus worship service?       What's so good about one-to-one Bible study? One-to-one Bible study allows a person to study the Bible at his or her own pace  to freely ask questions and to share daily experiences they have with God with another fellow Christian. Also, a person can seek prayer support from their Bible teacher if they like. The end effect is that a person is encouraged to find deep personal meaning on the Bible passages and to share what they have found with others.  All in all, one-to-one Bible study helps someone develop a close friendship with another Christian who can walk with and encourage them on their own spiritual journey.        What's so great about group Bible study? Group Bible study is great way to study God’s word. By gathering together with other Christians and studying the Bible, it is possible to see the passage from a variety of perspectives, which encourages discussion among the members about the Word of God. Plus, by studying together, relationships among members are strengthened with the love of God. Basically, Group Bible study provides a support net of fellow Christians who can help each other to grow in their personal relationship with God and to apply Bible teachings to their personal lives.       Why even have a worship service on campus? The main drive for having a worship service is to praise God and give thanks for His wonderful love and the blessings He has poured out on us. We want to honor God and bring glory to His name. A message is also delivered by a servant of God that helps us to grow in our relationship with Christ. Furthermore, we have fellowship with one another and encourage each other with the love of Jesus. By having the worship service on campus, it is more accessible for other students to join us and hear the word of God in a way that is convenient for a busy college lifestyle. The service is also tailored to college student’s struggles while keeping the emphasis on Biblical truths.