The seminar is held on an optional basis the last class period of the semester and is followed by an invitation to join the professor for a free lunch during which he will share how and why he became a Christian. With a little thought, interesting, course-related, optional sessions which have a Christian orientation can be structured. Conclusion You can see that there are many effective ways of communicating your faith in Christ to your students. One professor recently was impressed at a Christian Leadership conference to identify himself to his students as a Christian. I just wanted you all to know that.
Many students are in similar circumstances with problems or decisions to make.
They would like advice or ideas from adults, but simply don't know who to approach. The ultimate objective in all classroom sharing is to communicate to students that you are a Christian and that you are available to pursue with them discussions relating to spiritual issues. You should be prepared to give them a clear presentation of the gospel as opportunities are available on an individual basis. Also, be prepared to minister to any specific needs they might express. Some very rich experiences await you in this connection, but you must make the first move.