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Welcome Students!
Our student communities in Stirling provide an environment to explore questions about life and faith, make sense of the Bible and develop lifelong friends. Whether you’re asking asking questions about life or Christianity for the first time, or have grown up in church, or want to deepen your faith, Stirling Navs communities are the ideal place for you to grow in meaningful ways!
We run weekly small group Bible studies which help you to deepen or begin to develop your relationship with Jesus, by digging into the Bible. Small groups are also an excellent way to build community and friendship whilst at uni. We run weekend and day retreats to give you the opportunity to take intentional time to centre on God, as well as running some other events such as worship nights and gatherings of all the small groups throughout the year too. There are also opportunities to meet with a member of the Navs team regularly on a one-to-one basis for discipleship and Bible study.
We would love to have you involved!
What does our ministry look like?
Main Meetings
We also gather all the groups together, three times a semester, to learn and grow together as larger community. We see great value in coming together as a bigger group, to be encouraged and reminded we are part of something greater than ourselves.
Outreach
We are convinced that a life to the full is one that delights to share the goodness of God with others who don’t yet know Him. Our hope is that each member of each small group is seeks to share their lives and the gospel with their friends.
Small Groups
We meet in small groups on Monday or Tuesday evenings. We eat together, encourage one another and explore the different parts of the Bible together. We believe that we are radically changed as we encounter the living God in loving community. There is no skill level required, come as you are.
One-to-ones
As well as meeting in small groups, we encourage people to meet one-to-one. This is a key part of Navigator ministries and we find this a great context for processing life with others and strengthening our friendships with each other.
UK Navs training conferences
Being part of a UK wide organisation means that there are various conferences throughout the year to grow, learn and meet people from different walks of life.
“I’ve been going to Navs for the past 3 years and I love it! It’s provided me with a community of girls where I feel safe to chat about anything and everything and also just have loads of fun. Most importantly it’s been such an encouragement to my faith and helped me to live it out boldly at uni.”
Fiona
