Christ on Campus (ConC) is a Non-Denominational Christian Community.
We come from different places and different backgrounds.
What do we have in common?
-A desire to know God in a deeper way.
-A desire to be part of a community of people who are genuine and compassionate.
-A desire to make a difference in our world.
-A desire to honor Jesus through what we do, what we say, and who we are.
We've been around for more than 25 years, working with God to turn students into Christ-centered laborers.
We do that through large group meetings like Sunday mornings and, as well as our smaller CORD communities and discipleship. Also, we believe that faith in Christ is not simply an intellectual endeavor, but rather, being a Christian involves our entire lives. As a result, we encourage everybody to be involved in serving not only the on-campus community, but the community of Northwest Arkansas in general. Whether that means helping serve kids from abusive home, serving meals to the hungry and homeless, or grilling burgers at 1:30 am on the corner of Dickson St. as the bars close, people from Christ on Campus are trying to make God's love a reality.
Mike Armstrong
In 1982, Mike Armstrong graduated from Ozark Christian College and came to the University of Arkansas to start a new campus ministry. He called that ministry Christ on Campus, and has been here ever since.
Mike's responsibilities include teaching on Sunday and Tuesday, as well as leading Christ on Campus in general. He sets the vision and direction of things, does most of the communication with supporters and churches, not to mention disciplining students, and providing counseling.
Email Mike
Mike's Blog: Thoughts Along The Way
Austin Brown
Austin graduated from Northwest Missouri State University with in 2003 with a degree in Marketing. Austin has been involved with campus ministry since 1999--through his time as a student leader at NWMSU, and later at MWSU as a volunteer and board member before God lead him to move his family to Northwest Arkansas in August 2006. He is married to Amy and they have two children.
Austin is primarily involved with worship & technical stuff, discipleship, community involvement and whatever else gets thrown his way.
Email Austin
Austin's Blog: ginomai-inprogress
Kris Zerbonia
Kris has served in various forms of professional ministry since 1996. She started at Christ In Youth in Joplin, MO, and later became the 6-12 grade youth minister at a church in Joplin, MO. Immediately prior to coming to Christ on Campus (Fall 2008) she spent 3 years in the sign business doing graphic/sign design and managing production. She married her husband, Aaron, in 1997 and they have two kids, Keegan (1999) and Adi (2004). She's a graduate of STMU in San Antonio, TX and attended Ozark Christian College.
Kris is primarily involved in mentoring, developing Cord Communities, print marketing and being part of whatever else Christ on Campus has going on.
Email Kris
Kris' blog: zrockhouse.blogspot.com
We believe that God created us to live in a close relationship with Him, one another, and his creation. However, because of our desire to be our own gods and not acknowledge him as God, we have been separated from God and every other relationship has been damaged. We believe that Jesus Christ was God in the flesh, both 100% God and 100% man. We believe that He came to earth, that He lived, and that He was crucified, and then 3 days after He was buried He came back to life and later ascended into Heaven. It is because of the graciousness of God and Jesus' death on the cross that we can be reconciled with God and receive forgiveness for our sins through faith in Jesus. We believe that trusting in Jesus is not just a mental exercise of belief, but involves submitting to Jesus as the ruler of our lives. This submission shows itself in new lives that are marked by baptism and lived in obedience to God. As we continue in the faith, following Jesus and being transformed into His likeness, God uses us here, where He has called us, to be His representatives, loving others as He first loved us.
Directions to the Rockhouse:
The Rockhouse is an old church where Christ on Campus meets and has offices. If you're on campus, just walk down Dickson St. away from Brough. Just as Old Main Lawn ends, you'll see a brick building with a cross in the front yard. That's the Rockhouse! If you're coming for a large group meeting, try the big wooden doors first--that'll take you in the sanctuary. If you're meeting somebody or coming for a smaller meeting, try the glass door at the end of the sidewalk, by the windows. Then open the sliding doors on your right--that'll bring you right in the office. Click here for a map to the Rockhouse.
Click here for a map to the Rockhouse
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