intervarsity
Britishadjective
Example Sentences
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His book, “Following Jesus in a Warming World: A Christian Call to Climate Action,” will be published by the evangelical InterVarsity Press this month.
From New York Times
Last year, when international borders were closed and much of the world was in lockdown, we were even able to launch a brand-new student ministry in the South Pacific in partnership with colleagues in InterVarsity Christian Fellowship/USA and local churches.
From New York Times
Decades ago, many young people found faith via dynamic evangelical organizations for students, such as InterVarsity and Young Life.
From New York Times
Of the 500-plus organizations on campus, the list named groups like Cru, Hillel, InterVarsity, Muslim Students Association and Young Life.
From Fox News
District Judge Stephanie M. Rose ordered the university to pay $1.37 million in legal fees in the Business Leaders in Christ case and nearly $534,000 in the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship case.
From Washington Times
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