"Prayer lays hold of God’s plan and becomes the link between His will and its accomplishment on earth. Amazing things happen, and we are given the privilege of being the channels of the Holy Spirit’s prayer." ~ Elisabeth Elliot ~ As we head into a new semester for our college students, we want to join God our Father -- who... Continue Reading →
For me, it was a fork in the road.
By Jed Metge, (former) UVA InterVarsity Staff - repost from 2016 I often tell people that God rescued me my first night at UVA. I came to college a very new Christian, having been involved in McLean Teen Community Bible study where a group of men my age taught me to study the Bible for... Continue Reading →
2019 College Move-In Tips
2019 College Move-In Tips First, read 4 wise tips written by Susan Alexander Yates and featured on the front page of the Theological Horizons newsletter. Page 2 continues with sage advice for incoming first-years/freshman from former students. (applicable to any college student) Follow collegeprayingmoms.com Blog Via Email! Our 125th Follower will win cool stuff like... Continue Reading →
BOLO for praying moms!
It's finally spring! Everything is blooming; what was hidden beneath the ground or previously unknown is finally being made visible—new life, new UVA acceptances and new opportunities for moms of faith to join other UVA moms in prayer for their students. So all you MomsHooPray, both undergrad and grad moms, BOLO (Be On the Look... Continue Reading →
Who Am I Becoming?
Congratulations to all praying mothers of new or soon to be graduates, either college or career bound! We encourage you to spread the word that you will find support during these exciting yet challenging transitions when you join in prayer with other moms in a similar stage of life. Take a look at what some of our praying moms have to... Continue Reading →
Proud Praying Moms!
Check out our latest good news! You, too, can have your student's accomplishments featured on our website. Whether you are a current or former "momsHOOpray" or a "U'Mom" we want to join you in celebration of your college student's good news or achievement. If your grad or undergrad college student has been recognized for something excellent or... Continue Reading →