CHURCH FOR THE CAMPUS
2025 Annual Report
100
TEAMS
100
CHURCHES
100
CAMPUSES
TO REACH A GENERATION FOR KING JESUS
None of this happens without you.
College campuses remain one of the most strategic mission fields in the world. Every year, millions of young adults step onto campus and begin forming their identity, worldview, and future.
At Church for the Campus, we believe every student deserves the opportunity to meet Jesus in a thriving, disciple-making church right where they live and learn. This conviction drives our mission: to train and send leaders who plant healthy, multiplying churches at the very edge of the campus. When a church is present at the campus gate, students don’t just hear about Jesus, they are discipled, equipped, and sent out as lifelong leaders for His mission.
And none of this happens without you.
Your prayer, partnership, and generosity have made it possible for leaders to be trained, churches to be planted, and students to encounter Jesus in life-changing ways. Because of you, the next generation is experiencing the gospel not as an idea but as a lived reality within a church that walks with them. The urgency is clear: the future church will be shaped by the students we reach today.
Below you’ll read the exciting updates about 3 new churches planted, new believers coming to Jesus, and leaders being trained to live on mission.
Thank you for believing in these leaders, these churches, and the students whose lives are being transformed. And thank you for ensuring that every campus has a church ready to point the way to Jesus.
Together, we are planting the seeds of a movement that will outlive all of us.
Let’s Go!
Kainos Church
Tennessee Tech University
Kainos Church experienced a breakthrough year, expanding from one service to two as God continued to draw new people into the life of the church. On campus, Bible studies are multiplying and The Harvest campus ministry is actively serving students and helping shape a strong disciple-making culture. This year brought new believers, baptisms, and a growing pipeline of leaders being developed. With an apprentice and three interns investing deeply in ministry, Kainos is building the kind of multiplying leadership culture that fuels long-term kingdom impact.
Ekklesia: Athens
Ohio University
Ekklesia has experienced a remarkable year of growth and maturation as a young church. With the appointment of two elders, numerous baptisms, and consistent numerical and spiritual growth, the church is taking confident steps toward long-term health. Their connection to both the Athens community and the campus of Ohio University continues to deepen. Encompass Campus Ministry is thriving, with students discipling students and many young people coming to faith through intentional, relational ministry.
Kainos Church experienced a breakthrough year, expanding from one service to two as God continued to draw new people into the life of the church. On campus, Bible studies are multiplying and The Harvest campus ministry is actively serving students and helping shape a strong disciple-making culture. This year brought new believers, baptisms, and a growing pipeline of leaders being developed. With an apprentice and three interns investing deeply in ministry, Kainos is building the kind of multiplying leadership culture that fuels long-term kingdom impact.
Foothills Christian Church
Morehead State University
Lilac city church
Whitworth University
Lilac City Church launched this fall and is already experiencing an exciting wave of momentum and spiritual growth. New people are coming to the Lord, and young disciples are taking significant steps in their faith and leadership. The church is actively reaching college students at Whitworth University, building relationships and planting seeds that are already bearing fruit. With this strong foundation, Lilac City is poised for a big missional year ahead!
Cedar city church
Michigan State University
Cedar City Church launched this fall and already has witnessed powerful spiritual transformation in the lives of many. People with little prior connection to God began pursuing Him through Scripture, prayer, and everyday gospel living. A defining story comes from Kadin, a senior at MSU, whose bold step to start a home Bible study led to Tyler hearing the gospel, placing his trust in Jesus, and beginning weekly discipleship. These kinds of relational, multiplying moments reflect the heart of Cedar City’s mission: disciples making disciples, one life at a time.
THE INVESTMENT
$602,182
TOTAL BUDGET
CHURCH PLANTING MINISTRY
$547,985
91%
OPERATIONS & ADMIN
$54,197
9%
GOALS FOR 2026
1
Launch 3 new Churches for the Campus.
2
send 3 more campus ministers to reach the campus
3
Train 12 Apprentices in our Leadership Pipeline
