Fall 2025 Campus Ministry Cohort:  Engaging with IHL's 

Purpose:  To equip and prepare worshiping communities to engage Institutions of Higher Learning (IHL) in their local ministry context.  IHLs include community colleges, trade schools, professional schools, colleges and universities.

Who: Congregational Leaders (lay and clergy) interested in sharing in Christ's ministry on campus.

What's Included: 

• 6 Interactive Zoom Gatherings on Thursday Evenings (9/11, 9/25, 10/9, 10/23, 11/13, & 12/4). These gatherings will include
• Best Practices for engaging students on and off campus and welcoming them into the life of the church.
  
• Training focused on embodied, contextual approaches to hospitality, evangelism, and discipleship. 
  
• Practical Steps for building trusting relationships with all IHL Stakeholders (students, faculty, staff, & alumni).
• Breakout Rooms for sharing, processing, & celebrating what we are learning along the way. 
• Between Gatherings, you will be given tools and tasks to accomplish together with your team & report back to the cohort. 
• You will be given tools and tasks to accomplish together with your team & report back to the cohort. 
• Access to our Google Classroom to access resources, ask questions, and share ministry experiences.
• 4 Monthly Coaching Sessions with Province V's Campus Ministry Developer (can be utilized in the Fall or Spring 2026).

Cost: FREE to worshiping communities inside Province V! Congregations from outside the province can join for a fee.

Have Questions?
Please email Province V's Campus Ministry Developer, Eric Richey at [email protected] 

Want to Register?
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Eric Richey, Campus Ministry Developer

Eric Richey began work as Province V’s Campus Ministry Developer in January 2025. He has spent nearly two decades sharing in Christ’s ministry alongside high school and college students, most recently serving for over 9 years with CCO Campus Ministry. Since 2021, the primary focus of his work with the CCO has involved training, coaching, and encouraging congregations as they sought to lovingly welcome and disciple college students in their unique ministry contexts. Eric lives with his wife, Alicia, and their 6 children, in a racially, socioeconomically, and ideologically diverse urban neighborhood in Cincinnati, OH. In recent years, they have been blessed to find a spiritual home in the Episcopal Church and they actively participate in the life of the community at Church of the Advent.

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