A fellowship of students and graduates who are dedicated to follow and witness Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.
OUR IDENTITY
OUR CORE PURPOSE
The core purpose of EvaSUE is to advance the kingdom of God by serving students.
Domain of our Core Purpose is: Students!
Expression of our Core Purpose is: A transformed society!
Main Task of our Core Purpose is: Serving!
OUR COMMITMENTS
EVANGELISM:
Reaching campus students with the gospel, the saving message of Jesus Christ
DISCIPLESHIP
Helping Christian students to be well formed and informed with the word of God and to grow into Christ likeness
MISSION
Equipping and mobilizing students to the global mission of the Church
LEADERSHIP
Equipping students with leadership skills and practices so that they reflect biblical leadership values and become effective leaders in their local churches and in every position they are placed to lead
OUR CORE VALUES
We believe in the centrality of the word of God
We believe in the centrality of the word of God for Christian living and transformation. We affirm the Scriptures as the revelation of the person and will of God, which culminated in the self-revelation of God in history and in the person and work of Jesus Christ. Christ is the incarnate Word of God, as confessed and anticipated in the Scriptures, which are central and authoritative to EvaSUE’s ministry and community life.
We are student focused
EvaSUE is for students and about students; its main and primary business is concerned with serving students with the goal of advancing the kingdom of God. We uphold the centrality of serving God by serving students in all that we do.
Our fellowship transcends denominational, ethnic and economic differences
We strongly believe that through our belief in Christ we are called to a fellowship which transcends differences of denomination, economy, language, and ethnicity. This transcendence of differences, however, is without diminishing or overriding particularity. We, as a community, are ready to grapple with the tension of unity as rooted in Christ and particularity as an affirmation of our respective rootedness in space and time, and subsequent cultural, linguistic and relational structures.