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This April 19-20th, Christians around the country are joining Christian Union America from the comfort of their own home for a weekend retreat to better understand the Christian view of fear: the fear of man and the fear of God. In light of this upcoming event, Christian Union desires to encourage all Christians to seek the Lord wholeheartedly to find freedom from the destructive forces of the fear of man and to find their security in God alone. The following excerpt on fear, originally published as part of a 2014 CU Fast, examines Jesus' words, as recorded in the Book of Matthew.

Click the full screen icon to view Christian Union's 2023 Annual Report in full-screen mode, or download a PDF version of the Annual Report here.

Click the full screen icon to view Christian Union's 2022 Annual Report in full-screen mode, or download a PDF version of the Annual Report here.

Click the full screen icon to view Christian Union's 2021 Annual Report in full-screen mode, or download Christian Union's Annual Report for the 2021 fiscal year here.

The Heart of Christian Union's Mission

Learn more about how Christian Union is promoting national revival and reformation for a spiritually vibrant America through Christian leadership. That’s been the heart of Christian Union’s vision and mission all along through two strategic ministries: Christian Union Universities (CUU) and Christian Union America (CUA). The aim is not just to endure our current trials, but to recapture the Christ-centered spiritual vibrancy that blessed the world for generations.

Click the full screen icon to view Christian Union's 2020 Annual Report in full-screen mode, or download Christian Union's Annual Report for the 2020 fiscal year here.

Click the full screen icon to view Christian Union's 2019 Annual Report in full-screen mode, or download the Annual Report in the PDF format here.

Student Spotlight

The idea that faith and reason are opposing forces, enemies of one another that will never find common ground is a familiar concept in our increasingly secular society: faith is blind, reason is logical, faith isn’t academic, reason is scientific. Like many intellectually ambitious high schoolers, this was the thinking of Timothy Kinnamon, Columbia '20. But when Kinnamon entered Columbia and came across the CU Lumine community, he found these assumptions challenged and quickly overturned.

Doxa at Harvard

Former Christian Union Teaching Fellow Nick Nowalk unpacks a talk regarding the hiddenness of God titled, "The God Who Hides: Reflections on the Central Dilemma of Faith" to Christian Union Gloria students at Harvard.