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‘Glimpse of heaven’: Kamp Love retreat offers students spiritual sanctuary away from campus - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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You are out in the middle of nowhere. No cell service or way to complete a single assignment. Instead, college students spend 24 hours praising God in community with one another. This is Kamp Love. What started as a friend group camping trip at Grand Canyon University has grown into a national ministry where college students are invited to unplug and experience the good news of the gospel. One of those two friends, Jarod LoveKamp, collapsed in the woods suddenly, and the surviving friend carried
Alpha Phi goes all paws in for women’s heart health - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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By Abby Rathburn | Staff Writer, Tierra Varela | LTVN Broadcast Reporter Puppies, a bungee trampoline and pop-up shops drew students into Fountain Mall tonight, but at the heart of the festivities was Alpha Phi’s commitment to highlighting a cause that continues to affect women across the country. Woofstock, Alpha Phi’s philanthropy event, brought dogs to campus to raise money for women’s heart health Friday night. DeRidder, Louisiana, senior and vice president of philanthropy, Jillian Morris, s
Stop scrolling. Start dating. - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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A long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, asking someone out was simple. Well, maybe not that long ago, and definitely not in a galaxy far away. Believe it or not, the very act of asking someone out likely occurred right here on this college campus. Nowadays, instead of seeing someone and getting to know them in person, we flock to our devices and dig through their social media profiles in search of online identities that reveal who they are. That process is entirely misleading. Everythin
Late Night brings Baylor’s mission to life - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Students lit up Fountain Mall Friday night with smiling faces and energetic conversations as they explored Baylor’s Late Night club fair. Presented by Student Activities, Late Night is a massive club fair where students can meet Baylor’s 400+ student organizations and activities all in one place. While the majority of organizations are located around Fountain Mall or 5th Street, other student organizations can be found in the Barfield Drawing Room, Student Life Center and Russell Gym. Late Night
Vertical refocuses mission on reaching Baylor’s ‘unreached’ students - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Vertical’s new leadership team is entering the academic year with a renewed focus on its mission to reach unreached students who are unfamiliar with the gospel. The student-led ministry’s mission is to “ignite a passion” in college students for Jesus Christ, his church and his mission around the world. Orlando, Florida, senior and Vertical president Enzo Sioson, said the organization is excited to begin the new academic year after months of preparation. With eight teams of volunteers and three v
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