Delight Ministries

"OUR MISSION IS TO INVITE COLLEGE WOMEN INTO CHRIST-CENTERED COMMUNITY THAT FOSTERS VULNERABILITY AND TRANSFORMS STORIES."

 

+ CHRIST-CENTERED COMMUNITY

The primary activity of Delight Ministries is to launch, grow, and sustain Christ-centered women's communities at college campuses across the country. We work with passionate college women who yearn for deeper community on their campus by providing them with the training, tools, resources, and encouragement needed to start and lead a Delight chapter. 

Delight is more than just a bible study! Each community meets weekly to share stories of God at work. They also incorporate worship nights, opportunities to serve, and fun get togethers that help foster relationships. We fully believe in doing life together. Delight provides the opportunity for hundreds of women to Delight in the Lord together throughout their college journey. 

+ FOSTER VULNERABILITY

The heart of Delight Ministries is providing an environment for women to vulnerably share about how Christ has been at work in their lives. Our curriculum is made up of stories from college women sharing about the ups and downs of their faith journey. We've heard stories of depression, loneliness, heartbreak, identity crisis, and pain, but the common theme throughout them all, is that even still, God is good. 

These stories are paired with scripture and discussion questions and are used weekly by all Delight communities. Stories of real women opens the door for authentic conversations and deep-rooted relationships. We truly believe in the power of vulnerability and how it impacts our relationship with Christ and others. 

+ TRANSFORM STORIES 

It's so easy to walk through out college and never encounter true community or a relationship with Jesus. Delight Ministries desires to change the college experience for women everywhere by helping them to transform their story. We believe that transformation happens when we live fully invested in pursuing Christ, vulnerability, and community. Our stories become no longer about us, but rather about Christ in us.