Sunday, August 22nd
RIDES TO CHURCH -- Join us tomorrow morning. Rides will be leaving from behind the DUC (bus stops) and outside of White Hall at 10:30am. Call Hunter (404) 783-7974 if you'd like a ride.
BURGERS AND FLOATS -- Tomorrow night we're celebrating the start of a new year outside the Few Multipurpose Room on the Bricks from 6-8pm. Swing by, grab food and float, and say hello. We're excited you're here and look forward to getting to know you.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Large Group
Join us for worship, fellowship, and teaching at RUF Large Group on Wednesday nights at 7 p.m. in White Hall 206 (this is a new location!!!!).
This semester we will be looking at Jesus, according to Jesus, as we study the Gospel of John.
Small Groups
Nothing provides a better opportunity to build strong community than a small group. RUF small groups are designed to foster friendships and to encourage questions related to the material the group is discussing. Small groups are for anyone and everyone no matter where you are in our spiritual journey. Whether you've been a Christian for many years or you're just beginning to wrestle through the Christian faith, you'll be a welcome member of the group. If you are interested in joining a small group, please contact Hunter hbailey(at)ruf.org or Erin erin.edwards(at)ruf.org.
Small Group Material- Fall 2009:
Small Groups (Leaders, Time, and Location)- Fall 2009:
Freshmen Girls- Erin Edwards (404.697.4397), Hannah Jones (404.285.4966), and Lisa Sutton (770.540.4563)
Wednesday Nights 8:30-9:30 DUC 363
Freshmen Girls- Michelle Chu (678.350.8779)and Maggie Swerlick (404.788.7673)
Monday Afternoons 3:30-4:30 DUC
Freshmen Guys- Matt Nelson (404.993.9508) and Ben Potts (610.608.8599)
Tuesday Late Afternoons, TBA
Freshmen Guys- Bob Press (865.607.7860) and Roy Mossy (985.237.9867)
Monday Nights 8:00-9:00 DUC
Sophomore and Upperclassmen Girls- Stephanie Fink (305.775.9094) and Abbi Chaffin (813.713.1825)
Wednesday Nights 8:30-9:30 DUC
Upperclassmen Girls- Abbie Bailey (404.783.7975), Jessie Davison (256.509.1039), and Erin Edwards (404.697.4397)
Tuesday Nights 7:45-9:00 The Bailey's House
Sophomore and Upperclassmen Guys- Stephen Maginas (678.770.9806), Dan Orner (423.762.3254), and Nathan O'Meara (404.556.4852)
Fridays 12:40pm Cox Dining
Small Group Material- Fall 2009:
- Putting Amazing Back Into Grace by Michael Horton
- Life Together by Boenhoeffer
- Book Study of I John
Small Groups (Leaders, Time, and Location)- Fall 2009:
Freshmen Girls- Erin Edwards (404.697.4397), Hannah Jones (404.285.4966), and Lisa Sutton (770.540.4563)
Wednesday Nights 8:30-9:30 DUC 363
Freshmen Girls- Michelle Chu (678.350.8779)and Maggie Swerlick (404.788.7673)
Monday Afternoons 3:30-4:30 DUC
Freshmen Guys- Matt Nelson (404.993.9508) and Ben Potts (610.608.8599)
Tuesday Late Afternoons, TBA
Freshmen Guys- Bob Press (865.607.7860) and Roy Mossy (985.237.9867)
Monday Nights 8:00-9:00 DUC
Sophomore and Upperclassmen Girls- Stephanie Fink (305.775.9094) and Abbi Chaffin (813.713.1825)
Wednesday Nights 8:30-9:30 DUC
Upperclassmen Girls- Abbie Bailey (404.783.7975), Jessie Davison (256.509.1039), and Erin Edwards (404.697.4397)
Tuesday Nights 7:45-9:00 The Bailey's House
Sophomore and Upperclassmen Guys- Stephen Maginas (678.770.9806), Dan Orner (423.762.3254), and Nathan O'Meara (404.556.4852)
Fridays 12:40pm Cox Dining
Please sign up in the comment area below or email Hunter or Erin if you are interested in joining one of our Small Groups!!!
Our Vision for RUF Emory
RUF is not a youth group for older kids. We are ministry aimed at helping students transition from adolescence to young adulthood, from merely what their parents believed for them and taught them to what they believe for themselves.
It is presupposed that students enter Emory to develop academically and intellectually. They are preparing to be doctors, lawyers, teachers, and accountants. However, their education extends well beyond the walls of the classrooms and lecture halls. Everywhere they turn they are confronted by alternate beliefs and ideologies about the meaning of and how to apply what they are learning.
In addition to being exciting and sometimes intimidating, the diversity of perspectives at Emory is fertile soil for the GOSPEL. RUF seeks to enter into the wonderful exchange of ideas. We affirm the university experience and are not afraid of it, believing that if God’s truth really is TRUE, then it will flourish when examined honestly. Our prayer is that Christian students grow in grace and in their love for their fellow students and see Emory as an excellent place to live out their faith in an authentic way and that non-Christian students see RUF as an open door, wherein they can investigate the claims of Christ, have their questions respectfully addressed, and will be well loved.
Feel free to browse www.ruf.org, RUF's main home page.
It is presupposed that students enter Emory to develop academically and intellectually. They are preparing to be doctors, lawyers, teachers, and accountants. However, their education extends well beyond the walls of the classrooms and lecture halls. Everywhere they turn they are confronted by alternate beliefs and ideologies about the meaning of and how to apply what they are learning.
In addition to being exciting and sometimes intimidating, the diversity of perspectives at Emory is fertile soil for the GOSPEL. RUF seeks to enter into the wonderful exchange of ideas. We affirm the university experience and are not afraid of it, believing that if God’s truth really is TRUE, then it will flourish when examined honestly. Our prayer is that Christian students grow in grace and in their love for their fellow students and see Emory as an excellent place to live out their faith in an authentic way and that non-Christian students see RUF as an open door, wherein they can investigate the claims of Christ, have their questions respectfully addressed, and will be well loved.
Feel free to browse www.ruf.org, RUF's main home page.
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