Ministries
Advocacy and Awareness (A+A)
Advocacy and Awareness exists to sound a call for justice and compassion in a world of injustice and suffering. "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter." -- MLK Jr. (Chance Lewandowski, Student Coordinator)
The Christian Center
Encounter Christ as you serve among the homeless in Anderson.
(Raleigh Bonte, Student Coordinator)
Generation to Generation
Visit residents of Anderson nursing homes, share you love and friendship and learn from a wealth of life experiences.
(Julia Kittle, Student Coordinator)
Ministry with Persons Differently-Abled
Enrich your life and enlarge your world by becoming friends with and learning from persons who live with various disabilities.
(Maggie Torbeck, Student Coordinator)
Neighbors
Help bridge the gap between AU and our neighbors by befriending and serving those who live near our campus.
(Claire Brown, Student Coordinator)
Spend an hour a week in physical recreation with kids who attend Park Place Community Center’s afterschool program or help lead an everyother Saturday club for kids whose parents are incarcerated.
(Kayla Price, , Student Coordinator)
Pendleton Juvenile Corrections
Share an hour a week with adolescents at a correctional facility, building relationships of mutual challenge and encouragement.
(Hannah Jenkins and Becca Porter, Student Coordinators)
Prayer Ministry
Experience the reality and power of prayer with other students through workshops and prayer groups. The Prayer Ministry also oversees the Prayer Room, located in the Morrison House basement, which is open to all. (Claire Brown, Student Coordinator)
Study Buddies
Be a friend and academic tutor to children at local shelters and after school programs.
(Emily Mueller, Student Coordinator)
Vision Revision
Vision Revision brings to campus artists, workshops, concerts, art shows and a week of chapels that will encourage the imagination and the arts as avenues through which to see life, faith and God from new perspectives.
(Nancy Furness, Student Coordinator)
Work Projects
Spend part of a Saturday meeting tangible needs through projects like building a wheelchair ramp, cleaning an inner-city mission, or participating in a White River clean-up.
(Corey Pasman, Student Coordinator)