Outreach Ministries
Extension Ministries
Extension ministries, organized groups working together to extend the Gospel to the community, have been around since the early days of BJU. Currently, more than 300 of these student groups regularly take the Gospel of Jesus Christ to Greenville and the surrounding region.
Opportunities include:
- Sunday School
- Church visitation
- Bus ministries
- Bible clubs
- Spanish ministries
- Sports evangelism
- Jails
- Rescue mission
- Special education
- Campus ministries
- Tutoring
- Music ministries
- Women's crises ministries
- Hospital
- Nursing home ministries
- Puppet team
- Local Area Churches
Numerous churches in the greater Greenville community and in other states appreciate BJU students assisting in the various ministries. The Office of Extension Ministries serves as a liaison between students and local churches, helping students catch the vision of local church service.
Community
The purpose of the Community Service Council is to express the love of Christ through service to others outside of the University and thereby build a strong, friendly relationship between Bob Jones University and the community. Read more
Summer & After Graduation
The Office of Extension Ministries also keeps students informed of avenues for summer service, including serving at a local church, summer missions or ministering at a camp. For students who want to help out a small congregation after graduation, there are numerous smaller churches wanting their help. Those students interested in church planting can find a list of various needy areas in the United States without any good churches.
