Reformed University Fellowship

Northwestern University

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    • The Dawkins Confusion
    • Evolution vs. Naturalism
    • Augustine's Origin of Species
    • Christianity and Violence
    • Easter, Unedited
    • Justifying Our Existence
    • Gospel-Driven Santification
    • The Expulsive Power of a New Affection
    • Church: Love It, Don't Leave It
    • Calvin and the Christian Calling
    • Heaven Is Not Our Home
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    • The Case for Early Marriage
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What We Do

Although we may be familiar with the basic tenets of Christianity, many of us struggle to understand the full meaning of the gospel of Jesus Christ and to experience it in community with others.  The purpose of RUF, therefore, is to build a community on Northwestern's campus that embraces people of divergent beliefs and doubts with the message of the gospel and equips them to live out its implications in their lives.  To that end, we meet in large group, small group, and individual settings, and we host numerous social events and service opportunities throughout the year.  Click on one of the tabs to the right to learn more about what we do.

What We Do

  • Large Group
  • Community Groups
  • Service Opportunities

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