Campus Crusade for Christ

Campus Crusade for Christ was established in 1951 by Bill & Vonette Bright and is located in California. What started as a crusade to win the hearts and minds of the people to understand and worship Jesus, has grown into a leading campus containing more than 27,000 staff members and 225,000 volunteers in over 190 countries.

Created to protect the faith of the Holy Spirit and encourage other to practice his word, Campus Crusade for Christ, has been recognized around the world for its spiritual movements. Using a hands-on approach, the dedicated volunteers work tirelessly day and night, trying to reach as many people as possible and spread the word of God.

The Crusade for Christ believes that God has called upon them to engage others to follow down the path with them. They are determined to reach as many people on this earth as possible and have set firm goals to create churches in the most remote areas of the world. By reaching out to those who would have otherwise been overlooked, they can help to bring the people together to worship and practice Gods teachings, as one.

Additionally with today's technology and the widespread availability of the internet, they are able to reach people much easier than previously possible. By placing their teachings on a web site, the Campus Crusade for Christ can attract people to begin a relationship with God. The Campus Crusade for Christ has created a Statement of Faith that must be followed by all who chose to join in their cause without any interpretation except that of the bible.

To help assist with the volunteers and spreading the word, Campus Crusade for Christ has developed different movements that are aimed at specific groups of volunteers. They are broken down into four movements: Student, leader, church-based and virtual movements. Each movement has its own following, which they reach out to in an attempt to spread the word and grow in numbers.

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