Campus Programs

Exodus Student Ministries is available to help Christian college and university campuses or Christian ministries on secular campuses to address homosexuality with truth and compassion. Through personal testimonies, teaching and training, we'll equip your leaders to effectively minister to individuals who are struggling and create a safe enviornment where people can seek help. You'll also receive assistance in handling confrontational situations brought about by outside groups seeking to challenge your Biblical policies.

Exodus Campus Programs can include:

• Speakers for chapel services
  
• Training for student leaders (RA's and RD's)
  
• Group or one-on-one Q&A time with students
  
• Presentation of personal testimonies of overcoming homosexuality
  
• Seminars on surrounding issues like root causes, the healing process, how to minister to a struggling friend, Biblical perspectives on homosexuality, etc.

Exodus Student Ministries will also make our resources available to your students, staff and faculty during our visit.

We are here to serve and can customize a program to suit your school's unique need in this area.

For more information on having an Exodus Campus Program at your college or university, please contact Mike Ensley.

(407) 599-6872
(888) 264-0877 toll free
mensley@exodus.to

What Administrators and Students have said about our Campus Programs

Your approach was replete with extensive research and was offered to our student body in a very professional manner. We believe our goal was achieved because your team was undaunted.

Your staff helped us to address the important issues facing our community. During a Lee University chapel service, your personal testimony and Scott Davis’ speech, “A Call to Reach the Homosexual,” began the process of opening doorways of communication with our students. In addition, your in-depth training of our Resident Directors and Resident Chaplains was effective in preparation and implementation of our overall campus plan.
For all of this, we are indeed grateful. Thank you for helping us to “start” the conversation. It continues today.

Walt Mauldin, D.M.A.
Vice President for Student Life
Lee University

I'm glad that God pushed me to attend each chapel session. The words that you spoke really helped me. I was able to take each night and sit back and absorb information that I didn't really know much about, but I would later reflect on and see how my friend had experienced this.

I want to thank each of you for the thought and encouragement that you gave me in just answering my question. It was through God that I was even able to say anything, I was a nervous wreck to even speak up. Through your answers and life examples I feel like I'm not swimming in confusion so much anymore, with how to act or speak to my friend.

Your ministry is a light to those in pain.

Melissa
A Student at Huntington University