Small groups have resumed, and if you’re not part of one but would like to be in one, now is a great time to join. Small groups are a place of spiritual growth, community, friendship, fun and (usually) food! These are at the core of the Penn State Epic Movement. There are small groups meeting throughout the week. To find one that fits your schedule: men, contact Jeff Tom and women, Aimee Tu.

What are you doing for spring break? How about a trip to Panama City, Florida? Big Break is your chance to put your faith in action while in a warm, sunny place for spring break. You’ll get expert training on how to share your faith and then practice it on the beaches. Check out the web site and talk to Jeff Tom for more information.

Interested in a summer missions project in the US or abroad? There are lots of opportunities available; check out GoSummerProject.com for details.

There’s no need to eat by yourself. Join other AACF’ers in your dorm area for dinner!

South/Pollock Halls: Tuesdays, 5:45p.m. at Pollock Commons
East Halls: Wednesdays, 5:45p.m. at Findlay Commons
West/North Halls: Thursdays, 5:30p.m. at Waring Commons

Prayer is at a new time: Friday before Turning Point! Prayer is our time to come together and pray for each other, for Penn State, for world issues and more.

Penn State Epic Movement’s weekly meeting is Turning Point, a dynamic hour and a half of worship, insight, games, and fellowship. It’s week #3 of Forty Days of Purpose, and John Mackin will be leading us through this week’s discussion.

We are meeting at 112 Kern, every Friday at 7:00p.m.

After Turning Point, stick around for mingling, snacks and Friday night social events.