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Campus Crusade for Christ International

ccci.org

The second largest(?) Campus ministry program after the Catholic Church.

The good: huge expansion, meeting their personal goals, 667 million budget for 2008, a program that immediately pushes all members into ministry, promotion, and leadership (just wait). They have almost 40 ministries with web presence, they have a huge staff. They have good intentions.

The bad: low percentage of commitment, little unity, has a business structure(complete with president). No theological training.


The ugly: look up their belief statement, I dare you, their limited theology has no history, it is a response to their problems with Catholicism, "we have 66 books in the bible," "you go immediately to heaven or hell". Not to mention "We accept those areas of doctrinal teaching on which, historically, there has been general agreement among all true Christians. Because of the specialized calling of our movement, we desire to allow for freedom of conviction on other doctrinal matters, provided that any interpretation is based upon the Bible alone, and that no such interpretation shall become an issue which hinders the ministry to which God has called us." oh and there motto: " to build spiritual movements everywhere."


below you see there brag list and there budget


Last year, 52.4 million students were invited to respond to the
gospel through Campus Crusade for Christ (2 million more
than customers of the iTunes store in 2008), and 1,340,834
students indicated decisions to become Christians

For 42 years, Athletes in Action has built a global reputation for
excellence in sports ministry. Over 85 million people in 75
countries heard the gospel in 2008 through Athletes in Action
ministry initiatives.

Every month, about 2,000 soldiers committed their lives to
Christ through the Military Ministry of Campus Crusade,
thanks to people like Chaplain Mike Zell.

2,500
e-mails that flood in each week from visitors to Campus
Crusade’s Global Media Outreach Web site. Almost 25 percent
of all visitors indicate a decision to follow Jesus. “

One staff
member from Fiji, Josefa Rokosawa Muriwaqa, set a personal
goal to talk with 3,000 people about Jesus in 2008. Several
years ago, he set the goal of 365 in one year and surpassed it
by 83. He’s increased his goal each year. “I share my faith with
people everywhere I go: on the road or inside a plane,” he
says. “I communicate my faith with people as a result of my
love for God.”

Globally, 423,323 students—nearly half a million—were
members of a “growth group,” learning the basics of
Christianity. Additionally, 37,790 others—almost double the
seating capacity of Madison Square Garden—boldly applied
evangelism and discipleship training to change their world.

one-to-one mentoring. Each
week Omar mentored 10 men, each one expected to begin
mentoring someone else.

Campus Crusade has a ministry presence in 191 countries, representing 99.5
percent of the world’s population. This is 73 more countries than where McDonald’s restaurants
have reached.

CAMPUS MINISTRIES
Reaching the students and faculty on the
world’s high school and college campuses.
STUDENT VENTURE: high school
www.studentventure.com
U.S. CAMPUS MINISTRY
www.campuscrusadeforchrist.com
FACULTY COMMONS
www.facultycommons.com
ATHLETES IN ACTION
Building spiritual movements everywhere
through the platform of sport.
• Campus and Pro: On-site evangelism
and discipleship with hundreds of teams
and thousands of athletes.
• Sports teams and summer opportunities:
Traveling teams and camps carrying the
gospel to 80 countries.
• Media: Sports themes and gospel
presentations distributed to a half billion
people worldwide.
• Sports Legend Series: Exposing 20
million people to truth through
America’s most visible sporting events.
www.athletesinaction.org
FAMILYLIFE
Equipping couples and individuals to build
godly homes through:
• Conferences: More than 100 events
nationwide.
• Radio broadcasts: Reaching nearly 1,000
communities.
• Media resources: Bible studies, books,
DVDs and audio for all family members.
www.familylife.com
ADULT PROFESSIONAL
MINISTRIES
CHRISTIAN EMBASSY
Reaching government and diplomatic leaders
in Washington, D.C., and New York City.
• DC www.christianembassy.com
• UN www.ce-un.org
EXECUTIVE MINISTRIES
Reaching executives and the leadership
community with the gospel through
evangelistic dinner parties and discipleship
groups.
www.execmin.org
HERE’S LIFE INNER CITY
Mobilizing urban churches to meet physical
and spiritual needs in the inner city.
www.hlic.org
LIFE BUILDERS
Building into lives of individuals through
one-to-one evangelism and discipleship.
www.lifebuildersnet.org
MILITARY MINISTRY
Bringing hope and resources to
the military worldwide.
www.militaryministry.org
PRIORITY ASSOCIATES
Presenting Christ and developing spiritual
leaders in the marketplace.
www.priorityassociates.org
Our global scope:
Covering the world with the gospel
THE JESUS FILM PROJECT®
Showing the JESUS film to everyone in
the world in his or her native tongue.
www.jesusfilm.org
JOSH MCDOWELL MINISTRY
Winning people worldwide to Christ
and convincing them of the credibility of
Christianity and the attractiveness and
reasonableness of a biblical lifestyle.
www.josh.org
THE IMPACT MOVEMENT
A partnering ministry building spiritual
movements within the African-American
community and among people of African
descent worldwide.
www.impactmovement.com
ANDRÉ KOLE MINISTRY
Presenting Christ’s claims using the artistic
means of illusion in live stage shows.
www.andrekole.org
BRIGHT MEDIA FOUNDATION
Developing and promoting the use of
media tools, based on the literary works
of Bill and Vonette Bright, to disciple
future generations.
www.brightmedia.org
ETHNIC MINISTRY RESOURCES
Equipping churches and ministries to share
the gospel in ethnically diverse cities.
GLOBAL AID NETWORK (GAiN)
Demonstrating the love of God through
word and deed to provide hope for hurting
and needy people around the world through
relief and development projects.
www.gainusa.org
GLOBAL MEDIA OUTREACH
An Internet ministry that creates
multilingual evangelistic and discipleship
sites as part of a growing global community
outreach strategy.
www.globalmediaoutreach.com
GREAT COMMISSION FOUNDATION
Providing financial expertise and biblical
perspective to help maximize investment
opportunities, minimize taxes and reap
an eternal harvest.
www.gcfccc.org
INTERNATIONAL LEADERSHIP
ACADEMIES
Responding to the challenge to deploy
leaders who can build movements of
spiritual multiplication in the community.
KEYNOTE
Using music and multimedia to present the
gospel in culturally relevant manners.
www.keynote.org
THE KING’S COLLEGE
Educating and equipping tomorrow’s
leaders for strategic institutions.
www.tkc.edu
MEDICAL STRATEGIC NETWORK
Equipping medical professionals to penetrate
their spheres of influence with the gospel.
www.gomets.org
NEWLIFE RESOURCES
Serving churches and ministering to
Christians with tools for building
effective ministry.
www.campuscrusade.com
THE ORLANDO INSTITUTE
Equipping leaders to make disciples
by offering certificates and master’s
degrees through residential and
distance learning programs.
www.toi.edu
WORLD HEADQUARTERS
AT LAKE HART
Providing vital services and strategic
resources to accelerate the fulfillment
of the Great Commission.
www.lakehart.org
Our global opportunity:
Ministries with a unique focus, essential to the success of our mission

2008 2007 2006 2005
United States Revenues $ 519,227,000 $ 514,449,000 $ 497,516,000 $ 454,487,000
Operating Change in Net Assets* $ 4,758,000 $ 15,553,000 $ 30,404,000 $ 19,989,000
Non-Operating Change in Net Assets* $ 13,491,000 $ 9,015,000 $ 15,166,000 $ (17,685,000
Total Change in Net Assets $ 18,249,000 $ 24,568,000 $ 45,570,000 $ 2,304,000
International Revenues** $ 148,186,000 $ 131,640,000 $ 110,027,000 $ 103,493,000
World Revenues (U.S. and International) $ 667,413,000 $ 646,089,000 $ 607,543,000 $ 557,980,000
Fund-Raising Expenses*** 8% 7% 8% 8%
General and Administrative Expenses*** 7% 7% 7% 8%
Average Size of Gift Received $ 128 $ 127 $ 125 $ 121
Most Frequent Contribution $ 50 $ 50 $ 50 $ 50
Average Staff Family’s Monthly Compensation $ 5,229 $ 5,021 $ 4,642 $ 4,773
Average Staff Single’s Monthly Compensation $ 2,466 $ 2,167 $ 2,181 $ 2,275