Young Adults & Campus Ministry
Our Mission is…
The Episcopal Diocese of Wisconsin's Young Adult and Campus Ministry (YACM) is dedicated to fostering a vibrant community where young adults and students (ages 18-30) are welcomed, supported, and empowered in their spiritual journeys. Through intentional engagement, leadership development, and service opportunities, we strive to cultivate discipleship and leadership among young adults, both on and off college campuses. Our mission is to extend the love and presence of Christ beyond church walls, welcoming all who seek a deeper sense of belonging and purpose.
…to support your journey.
FAQs
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Young Adult and Campus Ministry (YACM) is dedicated to supporting and nurturing individuals aged 18-30, whether they are in college, recently graduated, or starting their professional journey. We offer spiritual growth, fellowship, and opportunities for leadership development, service, and engagement in the wider church community.
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Prov V stands for Providence V which we are a part of in Diocese of Wisconsin along with several of our surrounding states! It comprises eleven dioceses across the six midwestern states of Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Providence V has several Young Adult and Campus Ministry Resources. We have included those in each of our ministries above, but you can find out more and reach Prov V Campus Ministry Developer at: https://www.provincev.org/cmd.html
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YACM is open to all young adults, including college students, recent graduates, and those beginning their professional lives. Whether you're looking for a deeper connection with God, a supportive community, or opportunities for service and leadership, we welcome everyone into the YACM community.
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As a Young Adult:
There are many ways to get involved! You can join campus events if in college. Not in school? We got you! Attend gatherings or Bible studies, volunteer for service projects, or participate in fellowship activities. We also offer leadership opportunities for those looking to grow their faith and make a difference on and off campus.
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As a Church:
Getting involved with Young Adult and Campus Ministry (YACM) as a church is simple and impactful. Here are some ways you can get started:
Partner with Campus Ministries: Reach out to local colleges and universities to connect with existing campus ministry groups. We can help you build relationships and explore partnership opportunities for supporting students in your area.
Start a YACM Group at Your Church: If there isn't an existing campus ministry in your area, consider starting a young adult ministry at your church. YACM provides resources and guidance to help you develop a group that meets the needs of young adults in your community.
Volunteer for Events and Retreats: YACM organizes regional events, retreats, and service projects. Your church can get involved by providing volunteers, hosting events, or helping organize retreats that welcome young adults from across the Diocese of Wisconsin.
Provide Financial Support: Consider supporting YACM through donations or fundraising efforts. Your contributions help fund events, outreach, and programs that create opportunities for young adults to grow in faith and leadership.
Pray for the Ministry: One of the most important ways your church can get involved is by praying for the young adults in your congregation and on college campuses. Pray for the growth of the ministry, for students seeking faith, and for leaders who are making a difference in their communities.
Reach out to us for more information on how your church can get involved and support YACM in meaningful ways!
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We offer a variety of events, including weekly gatherings, retreats, Bible studies, service opportunities, and social events designed to build community. We also organize regional meetings and events to connect students across different campuses with Prov V. Find out more about events here.
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We work closely with campus ministries to connect young adults with local groups. Check out our "Find a YA Group" and “Find a Campus Ministry” sections on the website for a list of participating campuses, or contact us directly to find a ministry near you.
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No! Our ministries are open to all young adults, regardless of denomination or faith background. Whether you're exploring your faith or looking for a place to grow, you're welcome to join us.
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Absolutely! We encourage young adults to take an active role in leadership, organizing events, and supporting service initiatives. If you're interested in volunteering, reach out to us to learn about the many opportunities available.
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YACM supports students with regular campus ministry events, resources, and community gatherings. During the academic year, we host activities, retreats, and provide spiritual guidance to help students stay grounded in their faith while navigating the demands of college life.
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Regional retreats are weekend or day-long events designed to bring together young adults from various campuses and states for spiritual renewal, fellowship, and fun. These retreats often feature guest speakers, group discussions, and time for prayer and reflect
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If you would like to support YACM financially, we welcome donations that help fund our events, retreats, and ministry initiatives. Visit our "Donate" page for more information on how you can contribute to the growth of YACM in the Diocese of Wisconsin.
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YACM is a ministry of DioWis (The Episcopal Dioceses of Wisconsin) and works within Province V and the Episcopal Church. Our programs are grounded in the Episcopal faith and all the inclusivity therein regardless of background, gender orientation, race or faith. We aim to provide a welcoming and inclusive environment for all young adults to explore and grow in their faith and make connections, regardless of background or denomination.
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We provide opportunities to connect through regular events, online groups, and social media platforms. Join our community gatherings, follow us on social media, and attend retreats to build lasting friendships and connections with other young adults and students.
Contact us.
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(555) 555-5555
123 Demo Street
New York, NY 12345
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