Bible studies invite our community to share their faith in small-groups, growing closer to each other and Christ through Holy Scripture

At our center, small-group faith sharing has taken root in the form of Bible Studies. These groups provide an opportunity for students to grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ and deepen their understanding of the Catholic faith. Through scripture discussions, prayer, and fellowship, Bible studies encourage students to seek truth, strengthen their faith, and build meaningful friendships that inspire and support one another in their journey with Christ.

Bible Studies have been an integral part of our Newman community, helping students grow spiritually and connect with others who share their faith. Each group typically consists of 4-5 men or women who meet once a week to reflect on scripture and explore how God’s Word applies to their lives, especially as Catholic college students.

“When I signed up for a Bible Study my freshman year, I was anxious and unsure of what to expect. I wasn’t used to sharing my faith with others and had never been in a formal Bible study group before, but getting involved ended up being one of the best decisions I’ve made during my college career. The friends I’ve met through my weekly Bible study have become some of my best friends. We laugh with each other (sometimes at each other), make lasting memories, and encourage each other as we study scripture. Taking on the challenges of college can be hard sometimes, which is why I am so grateful to have found a support network at Newman and the opportunity to constantly strengthen my faith.” – Abby Schilly, Alumna

If you have any questions about Bible Studies or ways to get involved, you may contact the coordinator at [email protected].