Campus CrossWalk welcomes articles that directly relate to campus ministry.If you would like to contribute an unsolicited article, email the editor-in-chief, providing a brief description of your idea.

 

Campus CrossWalk reviews of books, movies, and music explore questions such as the following: How does this item speak to campus ministry? What does it reveal about college culture or the nature of ministry? How can leaders use this item in ministry? If you want to write a review, please ask the editor-in-chief for a list of potential items. Feel free to suggest items that aren’t on the list.

 

 

If you’d like to share your original Bible class curriculum with other campus ministry leaders, please email those to the editor-in-chief. Prior inquiry is not needed, but you should design the materials for college and university students.

 

 

Campus CrossWalk articles don’t need footnotes. Brief citations in parentheses are sufficient. We remind all writers, however, to avoid plagiarism. If you quote, paraphrase, summarize, or in any other way use someone else’s words or ideas, cite your source. This keeps you honest and gives your readers a chance to explore your sources for themselves. (Links are helpful.)

 

Campus CrossWalk exists to encourage and equip campus ministry leaders. It is not a medium for ridiculing or condemning people with whom authors disagree.