We live in a time in which young people are confronted with more voices, opinions, and expectations than ever before. Confusion about identity, truth, and purpose continues to grow. Many things pull at them, many things demand their attention. The Bible describes a spiritual battle for the heart of humanity, and in the process, what truly gives life is often lost.
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But the Bible also says that the truth sets people free — and it is exactly this truth that we want to make visible again. We believe that if we claim to have the truth as an answer for this world, then that truth must also be able to withstand questions.
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With Encounter Campus, we go into schools and universities to meet young people honestly. Not with pressure or religious answers, but with openness, honesty, and genuine interest in the questions of this generation. We want to listen, start conversations, and create a space where doubts, questions, and personal stories have room.
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We want to be a bridge. Between questions and answers. Between doubt and faith. Between a searching generation and a living God.
Our desire is to show young people that faith does not mean restriction, but freedom. That their identity does not have to be earned, but can be found in God. And that Jesus Christ still changes lives today.
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Encounter Campus is more than a project.
It is an invitation for an entire generation to encounter God again.