Campus Ministry Center
Morgantown, WV
An ecumenical campus ministry in service to West Virginia University
Our Mission
"To provide a united Christian presence and witness on the West Virginia University campus and in the local community."
Ministries and Pastors
Pastors at the Center offer Bible Studies, Mission Trips, Service Fraternities, Fellowship Dinners, Prayer Groups and other activities for college students. Endorsed by their denominations, our staff is trained in theology, spiritual counseling and pastoral care, ethics, administration and more.
Our staff is committed to social justice on campus. The rights of all to express individual spiritual beliefs in a non-threatening environment remains our priority.
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Our Housemates
Habitat for Humanity.Mon County Habitat for Humanity was established in 1990. Since then, the affiliate has erected 23 homes with area families. The goal is to build at a rate of 8 homes per year by 2005. We would be happy to talk to your group, church, or business about Habitat for Humanity. admin@moncountyhabitat.org
The Counselors
Jody Evans, LCSW, LPC -- Counseling and Consultation Services, LLC -- sessions by appointment. Call (304) 685-3590 for an immediate response or 292-4061 for an appointment, or email her at Jody_Evans@msn.com.
For those who desire "Christian Counseling," please contact Morgantown Pastoral Counseling Center 1062 Maple Drive, Morgantown, phone number 599-5751.
Our House
Sitting on the corner of Price and Willey Streets in Morgantown, WV, the Campus Ministry Center is housed in the historic Rogers House built in the 1850's, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. The house is available for use as a Campus Ministry Center through a grant from the Presbyterian Church U.S.A's Bicentennial Fund and the generous contributions of donors to the Rogers House Preservation Fund. If you need directions, follow this link to a map.
University Christian Council
The University Christian Council, governing body of the Campus Ministry Center, is the ecumenical organization through which several denominations provide a united Christian presence and witness on the University campus and in the local community. Our current newsletter is HERE.
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