Frequently Asked Questions
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Acts2Fellowship is a Christian college fellowship in Pittsburgh where students gather to explore faith, study the Bible, and build meaningful friendships centered around God.
Our hope is to help college students discover who Jesus is and grow deeper in their relationship with Him during their time in college. We also encourage students to live out their faith by loving others and sharing the message of Jesus on their campuses.
Many students involved in Acts2Fellowship also participate in the local church community at River College Church.
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Most participants are undergraduate college students from nearby universities such as the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, and Duquesne University.
The fellowship community also includes graduate students, international students, and mentors who invest in the spiritual growth and well-being of students.
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Acts2Fellowship exists to help college students grow in their understanding of the Bible, develop a personal relationship with Jesus, and build lasting Christian friendships.
We hope to create a community where students can support one another, grow spiritually together, and learn how to live out their faith during their college years.
Visiting & Weekly Gatherings
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Acts2Fellowship gatherings typically include time to connect with other students, a home-cooked meal, and a message or Bible study.
These gatherings are meant to be a place where students can learn about the Bible, ask questions, and grow in their faith alongside others.
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No sign-up is required. Students are welcome to simply come and join a gathering.
Beliefs & Faith
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Acts2Fellowship follows historic Christian beliefs centered on the Bible and the teachings of Jesus Christ.
Students in Acts2Fellowship are encouraged to explore the Bible, ask questions about faith, and grow in their understanding of Christianity.
Many students involved in Acts2Fellowship attend River College Church, where the church’s full statement of faith can be found here.
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No. Everyone is welcome to attend, including Christians, people exploring faith, and students who are simply curious about learning more about the Bible and Christianity.
Many students come while they are asking questions about faith or learning more about Jesus for the first time.
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Students are welcome to participate at whatever level they are comfortable with.
Acts2Fellowship values meaningful community and encourages students to build friendships, learn together, and grow spiritually. At the same time, each person chooses their own level of involvement as they balance school, friendships, and other responsibilities.
Community & Student Life
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Acts2Fellowship seeks to build close friendships centered around God and His Word.
Students support one another spiritually, study the Bible together, and encourage each other as they navigate college life.
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Yes. Students can participate in Bible studies, small groups, and fellowship gatherings throughout the week.
These smaller settings allow students to build friendships, study Scripture more deeply, and support one another in their faith.
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Yes. Many students spend time together outside of official events through small groups, meals, studying together, and informal hangouts.
Acts2Fellowship encourages students to build genuine friendships and share life together during their time in college.
Mentorship & Growth
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Mentors are older members of the community who want to help college students thrive during their college years.
They often provide encouragement, guidance, and spiritual support as students grow in their faith and navigate life decisions.
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Students have opportunities to grow through Bible studies, discipleship materials, retreats, mission trips, mentorship relationships, and opportunities to serve others.
These experiences are meant to help students develop a deeper understanding of the Bible and learn how to live out their faith.
Getting Connected
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Yes. Many students involved in Acts2Fellowship also attend River College Church, which provides a broader church community for students and families.
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If you would like to learn more or get connected with the fellowship, you can fill out the connect form here.
After submitting the form, someone from the community will reach out to help you learn more about upcoming gatherings and ways to get involved.