In times of political and social unrest, the temptation for campus ministry pastors can be to compulsively cave to the brand of the university and its denominational biases in order to maintain a facade of unity and to appease the administration they serve. But, who do we really serve as campus pastors, and for what purpose?
In this article, Sara Carrara Di Fuccia, former campus ministries pastor and ordained minister, sheds light on leading like Christ in times of volatility, and creating a culture on campus where students can learn to make conscious choices in the face of fear and injustice.
With this essay, Converastio will kick off a recurring series of essays concerning spiritual formation on campus.