Ministries
Christian Union
Trumpet Camp
Wednesday, Jan 22 - Tuesday, Jan 28
Journey to Revival: An Unforgettable Uganda Experience
Christian Union America invites you on an extraordinary journey of faith to Uganda, in collaboration with World Trumpet Mission (worldtrumpetmission.org). Prepare to be deeply stirred and inspired as you encounter the dynamic global body of Christ.
What to Expect: At the heart of this trip is TrumpetCamp, World Trumpet Mission's annual conference held at Prayer Mountain in Kampala. This gathering unites 1,000-2,000 believers from diverse backgrounds worldwide, offering unparalleled teaching and revival leadership from the esteemed John Mulinde. It's an opportunity to deepen your faith and connect with a global movement.
Trip Details at a Glance:
- Conference Dates: Beginning the morning of Tuesday, January 20 until the evening of Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
- Optimal Travel Window: Depart USA on Saturday, January 17 (to adjust to the 8-hour time difference and 20-hour travel from NYC). Leave to return to the USA on January 29 or 30. Information will be provided regarding an optional safari after the conclusion of the conference. Choosing to participate in this or other tourist activities will impact the timing of return travel.
- Hotel - the group will stay together at a 5 star hotel about 20 minutes away from the conference center (which is located on prayer mountain). Daily shuttles to the conference site on prayer mountain are provided.
- Estimated Total Cost and Logistics - Attendees will book and pay for their own hotels, flights (Christian Union will recommend which flights to take), meals, and will also secure their Ugandan visa and yellow fever vaccination (CU will provide guidance). The $500 fee that attendees provide to CU is utilized for ground shuttles to and from the airport, hotel and the conference site, as well as the Trumpet Camp registration. Estimated total cost is $4,500 - $5,000, which includes the fee paid to Christian Union and those paid directly by attendees.
Travel Requirements:
- U.S. citizens will need a visa for entry into Uganda.
- A Yellow Fever vaccination is mandatory.
- A valid passport that does not expire within 6 months of travel dates.
Interested?
If interested, email Sonya Polino at sonya.polino@christianunion.org to reserve your spot. A $500 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your spot.As we step into the spring quarter, we thank God for his continued work on our campus and for your partnership in prayer and support. With new opportunities ahead, we ask for your prayers as we seek to make Christ known at Stanford!
Something big is continuing to stir at Yale! This past month has been nothing short of remarkable. God is moving mightily at Yale, and we are seeing students boldly proclaim the gospel like never before.
Night after night, 20-25 students are walking across campus, sharing the good news of Jesus and praying with their peers. The hunger for truth is undeniable. Just before our evangelistic prayer and worship event at Battell Chapel on February 21-22, an email titled, “What is the Purpose of Your Life?” was sent out to every student on campus. That email ignited a firestorm of discussion, going viral on Yale’s internal social media platform, Fizz, with 2,100 comments in a single day! The curiosity and spiritual hunger this initiative sparked is overwhelming.
“And this gospel of the kingdom will be proclaimed throughout the whole world as a testimony to all nations, and then the end will come.” -Matthew 24:14
Even as the spring semester comes to a rapid close, we have had a flurry of great events here, and the campus is buzzing with spiritual conversations! In mid-March we hosted CU Proclaim!, a week of evangelism training and evangelism on campus where students at Princeton and students visiting from CU Lux at Yale, CU Vox at Dartmouth, and CU Lumine at Columbia honed their skills and boldly proclaimed the gospel across Princeton’s campus!
“And day by day, attending the temple together and breaking bread in their homes, they received their food with glad and generous hearts.” -Acts 2:46
Home to the students at CU Libertas is the Judson Ministry Center. This is a warm space on campus where student leaders flock together for Bible courses, discipleship meetings, and to break bread with one another. Before spring break, the students arranged a fasting day, prayer, and a meal together at the ministry center. The students agreed to fast for the entire day to pray for the campus, our ministry, and one another. The fast was finished together that evening with prayer and a meal with one another. The word that comes to mind when I think of the growth thus far with CU Libertas is “unity.”
Dear CU Lumine Cornerstone Partners and friends of the ministry,
Grace and peace from New York City.
As our students return from spring break, please continue to pray for Columbia University and Barnard College. During the past couple of weeks, we’ve had protests taking place on and around campus. Our students are becoming weary and overwhelmed at times, as you can imagine. However, they believe God is stirring the hearts of their peers and see this as a great opportunity to share the gospel with those who are struggling during these difficult times.
Dear CU Vita Cornerstone Partners and friends of the ministry,
What an incredible month March was here at Christian Union Vita! The winter weather finally lost its hold on Cornell’s campus for some much-needed sunshine and relative warmth, and students and faculty alike experienced lifted spirits and joyful gratitude to feel the sun’s warming rays after months of bitter cold, gray skies, and lots of snow.
"The heavens declare the glory of God,
and the sky above proclaims his handiwork.
Day to day pours out speech,
and night to night reveals knowledge.
There is no speech, nor are there words,
whose voice is not heard.
Their voice goes out through all the earth,
and their words to the end of the world."
-Psalm 19:1-4 ESV
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Our Lord Jesus Christ has charged us to keep our lamps burning. Many are praying together for the light to increase across NYC and advance his kingdom. Scripture makes it clear that when Christians are strong in the Lord, when their lamps are burning brightly, they can expect increased blessings and flourishing in their own lives and in their communities and cities.
“The essence of sin is man substituting himself for God, while the essence of salvation is God substituting himself for man. Man asserts himself against God and puts himself where only God deserves to be; God sacrifices himself for man and puts himself where only man deserves to be.” – Fleming Rutledge, The Crucifixion
As we enter this Easter season, our eyes are fixed once again on the cross—the place where justice and mercy meet perfectly, not in abstraction but in a Person. At Harvard Law School, where many are striving to uphold the law and seek justice in a broken world, we are continually reminded that the truest justice was poured out on Christ and the deepest mercy offered through Him.
