What We Do

We exist to support all who live, work and study on post-secondary campuses and to build relationships with local faith communities as we journey together in the Way of Jesus.

We are committed to holistic formation, with the goal of living into the fullness which God has created us. Through spiritual practice, communal engagement, and leadership development.
We create space for the nourishment of our heart, soul, mind and body. We are a part of creation and encounter the Holy within and around us as we practice caring for our whole selves.
We express this through Indigenous reconciliation, anti-racist policies, creation care, queer pride, anti-poverty work, and peacebuilding. We work towards the equal distribution of wealth and resources, equal opportunities for all groups and minorities to participate, visible diversity, and human rights.
We are an intentional collective, living the embodiment of expansive welcome, caring for one another and creation, and aligning hearts, minds, and spirits with shared experience and diversity of vision.