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“I came to uni as a baby Christian, and grew heaps by getting involved with CF!” – Michael
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We’re here to connect you with other Christians on campus, encourage and grow you in your faith, and help you to share Jesus’ message of hope with your peers on campus – Here’s how you can take the next step.
Common Questions
Yes! Christian Fellowship is affiliated with Charles Sturt University as an official group.
You’re very welcome to come – regardless of your experience of church (or if you have no experience of church!). Christian Fellowship is a place to make friends and discover more about Jesus.
That’s great! AFES groups aren’t trying to replace church. They bring Christian community and the Bible into the place where students spend much of their time — uni.
Christian Fellowship helps you think through what following Jesus looks like in lectures, friendships, and everyday student life. It’s also a natural place to invite classmates to explore Christianity in a familiar setting, alongside your involvement in a local church.
Our group is part of AFES, the Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students, a national community of students discovering Jesus together. All AFES groups across Australia stand in the same grace of God, the same gospel of Christ. Being part of this wider community means we’re connected to other campus groups, supported by experienced staff, and able to be part of something bigger than ourselves.
That’s okay! We understand the pressures on uni students – exams, assignments, work, and more – but making time to invest in your faith is also important. Make the most of your time at uni by joining a Bible Triplet, which meets when you are free!
There are also opportunities to connect outside of semesters, including NTE (our National Training Event), and local mid-year camps and conferences.
Totally valid question. There’s an increased awareness of questionable sects operating on university campuses. At Christian Fellowship, we’re never okay with manipulating or coercing people. We strive for transparency: we openly name our beliefs, affiliations and leaders, and are affiliated with the Student Union.
Totally valid question. There’s an increased awareness of questionable sects operating on university campuses. At Christian Fellowship, we’re never okay with manipulating or coercing people. We strive for transparency: we openly name our beliefs, affiliations and leaders, and are affiliated with the Student Union.
