In addition, they recently formed FishNet, which is shaping up to be an open-minded Christian student group where people will feel comfortable expressing their ideas, asking their questions, and sharing their insights, said Moore, who serves as the group s adviser. The Protestant Campus Ministry also expects to provide for spring break alternatives, such as Habitat for Humanity. We are willing to help wherever we can in the community. In the spring, Moore will teach The ABCs of Christianity. As is the case with Liebschutz, Moore is seeking ways to help support students on campus, and to encourage them to work with local congregations.
Churches often request that students work with youth or Bible study groups.
And churches can get involved with issues of concern raised by students. It is a two-way street. Moore is delighted to be working with college students. It helps them to know they have a place to come and talk with someone. Many of them just need someone who will listen.