About – Impact Campus Fellowship

We Are…

A student-led, interdenominational movement that equips young people to live boldly, love generously, and lead with purpose on campus

Through practical training, mentoring, and ready-to-use resources, we empower students to launch Impact chapters that host in-school Bible studies, undertake service projects, and participate in community-building events. When students own the mission, everyday school life is transformed, and hope extends outward to families and the broader community.

Our Purpose

Impact Campus Fellowship exists to glorify God by building a fellowship through which students can grow together as followers of God and impact their campus with the good news of God’s love that is found in Jesus Christ.

Our 5 Guiding Principles

In Partnership with the Local Church
We depend on the church body, sharing in the common mission of the discipleship of students
Student-Led, Adult-Supported
Students set the pace and make the plans; trusted adults coach, encourage, and keep things on track
Grounded in Scripture, Focused on the Gospel
Everything we teach and do flows from the Bible and the life-changing message of Jesus
Inclusive, but Uncompromising
All students are welcome to explore faith in a safe space, while we remain clear about salvation through Christ alone
Kingdom-Minded, Campus-Focused
Each chapter is a local outpost of God’s bigger mission—living out faith through practical service right where students study and live

Our Beliefs

We believe that every person matters because God created each of us in His image, giving us dignity and purpose. We see God as one Being in three persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—perfectly united and working together for our good. We adhere to the authority of the Scriptures as trustworthy and true. It instructs us how to live, and we’re certain that a right relationship with God isn’t something we earn but a gift we receive by putting our faith in Jesus. These convictions line up with the historic faith expressed in the Apostles’ Creed, which connects us with Christians across centuries and cultures.