• Pray through one theme each day.
• Include first-year students, international students, and campus groups (Ignite, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Young Life, InterVarsity).
• Walk the campus or pray from your home/church.
• Record Scriptures, impressions, and answered prayers.
• Use on a rolling four-week schedule throughout the fall semester.

Focus: God’s presence is our foundation. (Exodus 33:15)

• First-Year Students — Courage, community, open hearts (Joshua 1:9; Psalm 68:6)
• International Students — Welcome, safety, clear next steps (Leviticus 19:34; Acts 17:26–27)
• Ignite Student Leaders — Wisdom, compassion, spiritual strength (Colossians 1:28–29)
• Unity Among Campus Ministries — Serve side-by-side (John 17:21; Ephesians 4:3)
• Campus Awakening — Openness to God and His Word (Isaiah 64:1–2)
• Personal Surrender — Students and churches walking in step with the Spirit (Romans 12:1–2)
• Quick Connections — Students connect quickly to a local church and an on-campus ministry (Psalm 84:10)
  

Focus: Trusting God in joy and in silence. (Psalm 22:1; Matthew 28:20)

• Transitions — Peace for the lonely or homesick (Psalm 34:18)
• Stress & Mental Health — God’s comfort amid academic pressure (Philippians 4:6–7)
• When God Feels Distant — Steadfast hearts (Hebrews 10:23)
• Meaningful Conversations — Spirit-led moments in dorms, classes, cafés (Acts 8:29–31)
• Cross-Cultural Friendships — Understanding and unity (Ephesians 2:13–14)
• Strength for Student Leaders — Endurance and joy (Galatians 6:9)
• Breakthrough Encounters with Jesus — Life-changing moments across campus (John 4:28–30)
  

Focus: Students live as God’s dwelling place. (2 Corinthians 6:16)

• Courage to Speak — Clear, loving witness about Jesus (Acts 4:29–31)
• Faith-Building Friendships — Iron-sharpens-iron relationships (Proverbs 27:17)
• Integrity & Holiness — Distinct lives in thought, speech, and action (1 Peter 2:9)
• Hospitality — Open rooms, shared meals, generous hearts (Romans 12:13)
• Raising New Leaders — Students who disciple others (2 Timothy 2:2)
• Gospel Reach Beyond PLU — Seniors and grads sent well (Acts 1:8)
• Renewed Vision — Clear, Spirit-led strategy for every campus ministry (Habakkuk 2:2–3)

Focus: God’s presence breaks in with power, signs, and bold witness. (Acts 1:8)

• Boldness in Faith — Pray students would not shrink back but live courageously for Jesus. (Acts 4:29–31)
• Holy Spirit Encounters — Fresh fillings, dreams, and encounters. (Joel 2:28–29)
• Opportunities to Witness — Open doors in conversations, classes, and dorms. (Colossians 4:3–4)
• Signs and Wonders — God confirming His Word with healing and miracles. (Mark 16:20)
• Freedom & Deliverance — Students freed from addiction, shame, and fear. (Luke 4:18–19)
• Joy in Evangelism — Natural, joy-filled sharing of faith. (1 Thessalonians 1:5–6)
• Kingdom Breakthrough — Tastes of revival on campus. (Acts 8:5–8)

• Enrollment: ~2,700 undergraduates; ~200 graduate students
• Residence Halls: Harstad • Hinderlie • Hong International • Kreidler • Ordal • Stuen • Pflueger • Tingelstad • South Hall (apartments)
• International Students: Middle East — Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Asia — China, Vietnam, South Korea, Japan, India, Europe — Norway, Sweden, Germany, UK, Africa — Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Americas — Mexico, Brazil, Canada
• Athletics (NCAA D-III): Basketball, Soccer, Track & Field, Cross Country, Baseball, Softball, Football (men), Volleyball (women), Swimming, Tennis, Golf
• Popular Majors: Nursing • Business • Education • Biology • Psychology • Communication • Computer Science • Kinesiology/Exercise Science • Environmental Studies • Music • Political Science

Key Fall Dates (through November)

• International Student Arrival: Aug 27, 2025
• New Student Orientation: Aug 30 – Sep 3
• First Day of Classes: Tue, Sep 2, 2025
• Engagement Fair: Th, Sep 4, 2025
• Family Weekend: Oct 11–12
• Midterms: Oct 20–24
• Thanksgiving Break: Nov 26–30