ABOVE THE HAZE BOSTON UNIVERSITY
a Chi Alpha Campus Ministry
Our weekly, large group meeting is on Wednesdays @ 7:00 STH B19(Basement of Theology Bldg).
Our Bible studies meet throughout the week.
— Galatians 5:6
The Only Thing that Counts is Faith Expressing Itself through Love
Growing with God.
Serving each other, the campus, the city, and the world.
Bible Studies
Weekly
Gathering
Leadership
Training
FeedOne
Spring Break
Mission Trips
The way we live our lives matters. Jesus clearly called us to respond. He called us to minister to the marginalized and to correct injustice. He told us to examine ourselves before we try to correct others and to bring correction with love and gentleness. Systematic and personal racism, poverty, sexism, hunger, favoritism, and indifference are just a few of the practices Jesus called us to change. Together we seek out Jesus' perspective and answers to these injustices.
Every group is made up of individuals. Societies change because the individuals within them change, and we acknowledge that the change must begin with us. Through studying the Bible together, praying together, and serving together, Jesus brings the power for those changes.
ABOVE THE HAZE IS...
Above The Haze is a Boston University Christian student organization focused on growth, community, service, and leadership development. We are part of Chi Alpha Campus Ministry, an international student movement.
We believe personal engagement is an important part of campus life and an essential part of the Christian life. We have a chance to live our lives with Jesus rather than just learn about him. Our lives are transformed, love is expressed, and justice grows when we actively engage with Jesus, Scripture, people, the Holy Spirit, and Jesus' mission.
The Bible
For millennia lives, cultures, and civilizations have been transformed through God's communication in the form of the Bible. Together, we learn to understand and apply the teaching it holds.
The Holy Spirit
We worship and follow a God who is always close. The Bible describes one God who is also three persons. Jesus did not leave us alone when he physically left the earth. He gave us a new and dynamic relationship by giving us his Holy Spirit as a guide, healer, teacher, and equipper. Jesus brings us comfort and strength through him while allowing us to aid him in bringing healing to those around us. The work of the Holy Spirit is necessary for what Jesus described as a normal Christian life.
Community
God did not intend us to follow him alone. God binds us together as a source of encouragement and strength. Jesus taught about love more than any other topic, and love is not a solo act. It is through community that we learn and grow in our love, acceptance, and forgiveness, reflecting the character of Jesus.
Discipleship
Jesus calls us to believe in him, put our trust in him, and appy his teaching. The Bible calls this being a disciple. Jesus challenges all of us to become his disciples. Our response is to follow Jesus together just as he modeled with his first disciples. Together we aim to be transformed by Jesus as we learn about the new life he offers us.