Cedarville offers students many ministry opportunities, including Crossroad Ministries. In this organization, students make weekly visits to a local nursing home and make crafts for the residents. Through these means, they are able to pour out Christ's love onto people who might be lonely and hurting.
Although sometimes it seems like prayer is just part of a mundane routine, it draws us closer to God in powerful ways. Here are four tips for how to steward your prayer life well while you're in college to strengthen your relationship with the Lord!
Over spring break 2026, a team of 30+ Cedarville students and faculty members traveled to Salt Lake City, Utah, to witness to one of the most overwhelmingly pre-Christian areas in the nation.
For Career Development for the English Major class (ENG-2020) in spring 2022, Dr. Kevin Heath asked students to form groups and choose an entrepreneurial project to aid the community, the campus, or the major. Four students collected testimonies from faculty and staff at Cedarville University to be included in a... View Article
As a Cedarville student, how do we prioritize getting involved in a church when we already benefit from chapel five days a week on top of discipleship groups, hall prayer nights, worship nights, and a Bible minor?
Cedarville seems to be the PERFECT place to grow in your spiritual walk. But why is it that some people walk away from the faith after their time at Christian schools? College is a stage in everyone’s life where their faith is put to the test, even at Cedarville.
One of the biggest blessings from my Cedarville experience so far is having the chance to meet new people, and I owe that largely to Discipleship Ministries. I hope that after reading this post you will consider getting involved in discipleship so that you will ultimately be blessed by this ministry.
One of the reasons I chose to attend Cedarville University was because of the emphasis placed on spiritual growth.
Discipleship Groups have been the greatest influence in my spiritual growth and life the last four years at Cedarville.
It is not something that we have to do; it is something we don't deserve but by God’s grace get to do.
