Workshops, Testimony Potlucks & Posters

Could miracles still be happening in our world today? What if they aren’t just ancient legends or wishful thinking, but real events supported by reasonable evidence? Come explore astonishing accounts and evidence of miracles that even the toughest skeptics have had to take seriously. 

"As an outsider to Western culture, I don't see Christianity as relevant for me." If you have ever thought this, this workshop will help explain why Christianity isn't limited to culture. 

Mathematics is purely an invention of the human mind. Yet, it is a valuable tool for understanding how the Universe works. Come and learn about these exciting observations that point to the probable existence of a beautiful mind behind the origin of the Universe. 

How can Christians believe that Jesus came back to life after his death on the cross? We'll cover the historical evidence that surrounds Jesus' resurrection, and ask you to come to your own conclusion! 

Has science made belief in God obsolete?

With breakthroughs from DNA to synthetic biology, it might seem like science has all the answers. But does it? This workshop explores the limits of scientific explanation and argues that faith and science are not enemies—but partners in understanding reality.

Under great persecution at the hands of the Roman Empire, the earliest Christians paid a great cost to keep the faith and pass the gospel to the next generation. This workshop provides a historical overview of the start of the early church and the earliest Christian missionary movement based on accounts of the early church and Paul’s missionary journeys in Acts. Learn about the stories and practices of some of the early Christians and explore lessons they teach us about Christianity and how we can respond.

Prayer can feel mysterious and downright difficult, even as we desire to grow in prayer. You're not alone! This workshop provides practical tips on how to grow in your prayer life and galvanize you to pray as you understand its importance in your personal life and connecting with the Holy Spirit.

The next most important decision you will make in your life after becoming a Christian is who you will marry.  How can you build principles in your life to prepare for a successful marriage?  Around 42% of all marriages in America end in divorce and there were over 7.2 million people divorced in China in 2023, highlighting the challenges of building a life as husband and wife.  If God is our Creator and the One who designed marriage, then doesn't it make sense to look to the One who originally designed it to see how it should work?  In this workshop, we will explore Biblical principles behind what makes a healthy marriage.

Sharing the gospel is a wonderful thing, but it can feel especially daunting with close family and friends. When it comes to Chinese parents and friends, unique cultural barriers and unspoken expectations can make it even more challenging. Explore these barriers and learn practical tips, tools, mindsets, as well as real stories, to help you navigate this journey with patience and hope.

In the middle of stress, relationships, uncertainty, and personal struggles, the Bible can sometimes feel distant or abstract. This workshop invites you to rediscover Scripture not just as information—but as a personal invitation from God. Learn how to connect your real-life experiences with God’s Word through practical reflection, journaling, and prayer—so the Bible becomes not just something you read, but something that speaks directly into your life.

• How I saw myself as a sinner

• How I came to believe in the existence of God

• How can I know if I am ready to become a Christian?

• Problem of pain

• Fear of family disapproval

• Fear of not fitting in / Losing friends

• Brokenness in family

• Dating & Marriage

• How do you get closer with the people in your Christian community? (relationships with mentors and other brothers/sisters)

• Career & Faith

• Mental / Emotional Health

• Challenges of being a Christian in grad school or working life and how to handle them? (relationships with advisor & colleagues, stress of research, time management, priorities, etc.)