Greek InterVarsity

If you’re leading a Bible study, chapter ministry, executive team, or serving as a Greek IV leader this year, this night is for YOU.

Join student leaders from campuses all across the country as we kick off the year together.

You’ll meet other leaders, hear stories of what God is doing, catch the vision for this year, pray together, and yes, we’ll have giveaways too. 🎉

Wherever you’re leading this fall, you don’t have to do it alone.

August 13
8:00 PM ET

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You called, we answered ☎️

This week on The Podcast we’re answering all of your best questions about being both Greek & Christian and trust us, you don’t want to miss this one!

You can listen to The Greek & Christian Podcast anywhere you find your podcasts!

Summer break doesn’t have to mean taking a break from God. ☀️

Between beach days, late nights, internships, and catching up on sleep, it’s easy for our spiritual lives to drift into the background. But even Jesus stepped away from the noise to spend time with His Father.

What if this summer became a season of spiritual refreshment, not spiritual exhaustion?

Read this week’s devo by Chi Omega alumna and Greek IV staff, Lauren, and consider one simple question: What rhythm can you build into your summer to make space for God?

“Hi! My name is Lauren and I’m a member of the Alethean Sorority at Hope College. I’ve been a part of Greek IV for 2 years and it has been the most transformational part of my college experience! I learned valuable skills such as how to lead a Bible Study and also developed a close relationship with my mentor, Tracey, who has encouraged me to grow deeper in my faith.

After graduation I will be working as a registered nurse in Holland!“

You don’t need perfect words to talk about Jesus.
You just need eyes to notice where the Holy Spirit is already at work. 👀🔥

Spiritual conversations don’t have to be forced or weird — sometimes they begin with curiosity, questions, and simple obedience.

“Hi! My name is Lizzie and I am a Chi Omega from Purdue University. I’ve been apart of Greek IV for all of my time in college and it has been the greatest blessing! I have cherished having older examples who empowered me to live confidently and loved having opportunities to mentor during my time leading Bible study and serving on leadership team.

Following graduation, I am headed to Houston, TX to work full time as a process engineer! Boiler up!”

“Hi! My name is Grace and I’m a Pi Beta Phi at San Diego State University. I’ve been apart of Greek IV for the past 2 years and it has truly been the most transformative and most memorable years of my life. Greek IV has shown me the importance of community in growing my faith and has given me the opportunity to step into leadership. Having the privilege to lead others in their faith has only pushed me to continue growing and striving to be a better disciple of the Lord. The community I found in Greek IV will always be so special to me and is something I will carry with me long after graduation.

After graduation I will continue to pursue my multiple subject teaching credential in hopes of getting a full time position this fall in San Diego!”

“I love leading my Chapter ministry because it’s a space where guys can be honest, grow, and build something deeper than surface-level friendships. It’s also pushed me to claim my faith openly in my frat, reaching out and inviting people in, which before being a leader was something outside of my comfort zone. There’s no way around the discomfort, but on the other side of that is real growth in faith.

“In the house, there’s been a shift toward being more open with each other. Guys are being really honest about where they are in their faith and where they want to grow. I see and have been a part of conversations about faith in random places like parties or chapter, bringing it into spaces on the row where it usually isn’t.

My prayer for my brothers is that each of us would truly know Jesus personally, not just know about Him. That our faith would be real and something we carry into everything we do.”

- Matt, ZTB at USC

This week’s devotional is brought to you by Katie, a ZTA and Greek IV alumna from JMU! Set 10 minutes aside this week to let Katie walk you through meeting with God in prayer through the Lord’s prayer in Matthew.

You can also listen to this devotional on our Podcast, link in our bio!