Arizona Campus Mission Foundation

Arizona Campus Mission Foundation seeks to provide students in Arizona with multiple opportunities to grow their faith. ACMF funds the Dwell Campus Ministry, serving students on the University of Arizona & Pima College campuses. ACMF also oversees the Arizona Christian Bible Camp, a summer camp for 3rd-12th grade students that invites students of all abilities and backgrounds to spend a week at bible camp. Finally, ACMF provides a weekly intergenerational worship service on the U of A campus.

Dwell Campus Ministry is a registered student organization on the University of Arizona campus. Our affiliation allows us the opportunity to hold events on campus for students. We also have membership on the University Religious Council, a group that aims to ensure the safety of students when engaging with religious groups on campus. Dwell Campus Ministry welcomes all students to be members of our organization, regardless of their religious beliefs. Dwell is a group defined by the love of God and we are devoted to sharing it with others. We hope that students will feel at home with us, be challenged for good by us, grow in faith with us, question with us, share hope with us, care for others with us, and love Jesus more with us.

Testimonials

My friends in the campus ministry saw me through the ups and downs of depression, weariness, and joys (wedding, graduation). I was encouraged and challenged in my faith in some radical ways, between the intimate worship meetings on Sunday nights, the in-depth discussion of women's roles in the church, lessons on life after death...I could go on and on. -- Jennifer P.

AZ Campus Mission Foundation gave me the opportunity to help others in our service projects, worship in the way that I connect to God most: our singing, strengthen my faith by providing multiple outlets to ask questions, and get the best answers available to me, and have a community of people that I can count on when I need it. -- Araceli R.

I have been attending the Bible Camp on Mt. Graham for over a decade. My mother and her siblings went to this camp when they were kids and when I was old enough to go my mom took me there even though we lived in Wyoming. ... This camp has allowed me to make connections I wouldn't have been able to otherwise at a young age. The people who come to this site are very respectful to nature and understand that the area belongs to nature and we don't trash or vandalize it in any way. I plan on taking my kids here and continue to give my aid and support to those who work it every summer. This camp isn't like any other." Taylor G.