Student Mobilization
University of Arizona
Student Mobilization
University of Arizona
Our weekly large-group meeting — a 25-minute message on how to grow in your faith in college. The front door for any student who's curious about Jesus.
Late Night is the easiest invitation we make. A student who isn't ready to sit down 1-on-1, who isn't ready to join a Bible study, can almost always say yes to "come to Late Night with me." It's a room full of college students and a clear 25-minute talk on what it actually looks like to follow Jesus through the four years of college.
Our secret recruiting weapon? Two Chick-fil-A nuggets per student. Free food works on college kids every single time — and once they're in the room, they're hearing the gospel.
If a student shows up to Late Night, we know there's spiritual hunger — because there's no social upside to being seen at a "Christian event" on a Wednesday night. They came because they're looking.
This year, we're averaging 100–115 students weekly — and the majority are coming straight out of Greek life. That's exactly where StuMo's mission lives: the spiritually untouched corners of campus, week in and week out.
