stories

In the season of Thanksgiving, whether big or small, our students wanted to express what they're grateful for in 2026. Angeline (Senior, Cognitive Science major): I’m so thankful for the opportunity I had to serve on the Scarlet to White Leadership Team this summer. It was such a blessing to labor alongside other Christians on campus and witness how God used the retreat to encourage incoming Rutgers freshmen to pursue their faith in community during college! Maria (Senior, Fo

On Sunday 11/1/26, we celebrated three of our junior girls getting baptized! Discover their stories of who Jesus is to them and why they're going public with their faith. Meet Gianna, Angelina, and Grace :) So, what's baptism? Great question, glad you asked! Let's start with what it's NOT. It's not something you do to get "saved." It's not literally washing people clean of their sins. It's not even just for a select few who are "extra spiritual." Christians believe that the d

From work hard, play hard, to the question that changed everything. By Ethan Lim, Rutgers PharmD '24 Coming into college, I knew I had to do well. As a stereotypical Asian kid, academics were non-negotiable, of course. But college also meant freedom, and after years of being told what to do, I was ready to do what I wanted to do. My motto was simple: work hard, play hard. Working hard summed up in three words: passing organic chemistry. I proved to myself that I could handle

Acts2 Network's Winter Conference 2026 | Elgin, IL At the beginning of the spring semester, I was riding a spiritual high from the Acts2 Winter Conference. It was my last semester of college and I wanted to put myself in a situation where God could work through me. For me, that meant trying to reach out to the people that I am already in touch with, and in my case those people were the people in my Navy ROTC unit. So at the beginning of my very last semester, I email blasted

Starting a retreat from scratch... how did they do it? A bit of hard work, a bit of endurance, and a whole lot of God.