College Students New England

Our network of collegiate ministries partners with local churches to help college students develop deeper relationships with Christ.

New England is the heart of higher education in America. Although faith historically played an important role in colleges and universities, today most students are still searching for Truth.

As a network of college ministries partnering with local churches, we desire to see a generation of New England students passionate for Christ and His Church. Working together, we equip collegiate missionaries and student leaders, in addition to hosting two annual events for college students, Fusion and Cultivate. 

Learn about Fusion: our fall conference

Fusion

Fusion is one of the largest Christian conferences in New England for college students and young adults. Join us for a weekend of biblical teaching, worship, and fun.

Learn about Cultivate: our spring retreat

Cultivate

Cultivate is a weekend retreat designed to help college students and young adults from all over New England encounter Jesus Christ and grow as disciples.

Mission Force

This program for young adults (18-30) incorporates monthly meetings for fellowship and have conversations about ministry. It also includes studying "Charting a Bold Course", which focuses on navigating how to lead ministries in the 21st century. The program concludes with an overseas trip to London to learn from our partners there who find themselves in a similar spiritual climate and to also bring home new methods and approaches to ministry. 

Grant Request

Is your church trying to reach students in your area but lacks resources to fund your vision? If your church is part of the BCNE, they can request an evangelism grant for up to $500 for a specific event or ministry project focused on reaching college age adults.

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Support college ministry

You can support College Students New England by making a donation to the Baptist Foundation of New England’s collegiate ministry fund.

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