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Thrive with Cru® on Campus

Find spiritual growth, genuine friendships, and opportunities to lead and make an impact on campus.

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Don't Go it Alone

Find Your Circle and Fuel Your Faith

Navigating campus life can be both exhilarating and overwhelming. You’re learning, growing and discovering so much about yourself. But you can also feel isolated, especially in matters of faith.  

The courage to connect can make all the difference. 

With Cru, you're not just joining a group; you're entering into a caring and compassionate community that understands, challenges and supports you on your spiritual journey. Cru is where people form bonds that enrich their lives and strengthen their faith. So muster the courage, take the step, and find your people.

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