Are you an international student? Do you come from a third culture* background?
If you answered “yes,” sign up for the Global Students Track and experience Urbana 18 in a unique space designed just for you and fellow students and graduates from around the world. Get a glimpse of the Revelation 7 multitude gathered together from every nation, tribe, people, and tongue to worship the risen Lamb. Discern how to serve God’s kingdom right now using your unique gifts, cultural experience, and vocation. Connect, pray, and process Urbana’s messages in community.
Why should you be in the Global Students Track?
- Fellowship with people from around the world
- Learn how to use your unique and valuable cultural experiences for God’s kingdom
- Gain practical insight through seminars with a global lens
- Network with alumni and staff from campuses around the world to consider your next steps after graduation
*Third culture kids (TCKs) are usually, but not limited to, children of diplomats, military personnel, multinational company executives, and missionaries, who spend a significant part of their developmental years in a region and culture different from their parents’ culture of origin. As a result, TCKs have a unique (third) culture that’s distinct from, but significantly influenced by, the culture of their parents and that of the region where they live.
TCKs typically draw much more significance from their relationships with people than they do from places. However, everyone’s experience will be different depending on many factors, like how much time they spent in a particular culture, how old they were, what type of exposure they had, etc. For more information, refer to http://www.tckworld.com/tckdefine.html
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”As an international student, it’s just great you get to meet people from all around the world and connect with them, share your experiences together, and most importantly get to see what God is calling you to do. That is so rewarding. You should definitely go.”
—Sarah
“I just came out from a prayer session with over 200 fellow Chinese believers. Of course, I know God is doing things in China, but it’s nothing like seeing it firsthand to see so many fellow believers from my own country that I did not know about. It reminds me that the call of Jesus is bigger than any one of us. It’s a truly ecumenical movement that’s going on right now, and seeing it firsthand is very touching.”
—YC