Thank you for signing up to stand alongside your Jewish classmates and neighbors in remembrance and support.
Three years have passed since the attacks of October 7, 2023—a day that became the deadliest for the Jewish people since the Holocaust. This October 7, Christian college students nationwide will honor those who were murdered, remember those taken hostage, and stand in solidarity with Israel and the Jewish community.
CUFI on Campus has prepared resources to help you educate your peers, pray for Israel, and share the stories of those whose lives were forever changed.
action plan
Review the action plan. Download the plan below and familiarize yourself with the opportunities and materials provided.
ADVOCATE
Choose how you will participate. Select one or more points of advocacy that best fit your campus and community. You may participate in as many as you would like.
TAKE ACTION
Prepare and take action. Follow the instructions below, gather your materials, and invite others to join you in remembering October 7.
Click on the resources below to download.
Organize a vigil of any size on your campus or at your church. Refer to the Action Plan to see specific instructions on the vigil guide which includes an outline, prepared remarks, readings, and prayers to help you lead your community in remembrance and support.
A real commitment with a real arc — here’s how it unfolds.
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Applications are reviewed year-round. Tell us your story and your campus.
Any time
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A high-level learning experience across the Holy Land.
Dec 2026 – Jan 2027
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Bring it home: tabling, vigils, speakers, student government.
Spring semester
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From memory to mission with fellow student leaders.
Dates announced soon
Every CUFI on Campus Fellow engaged in campus advocacy upon their return.
“The opportunity CUFI gave me to experience the Holy Land was indescribable, I had always wanted to visit Israel but never imagined it was going to be like this. Visiting the very places where the events of the Bible took place deeply impacted my faith. But one of the things that impacted me the most was witnessing the beauty of the country of Israel, the amazing places, the history, the kind and welcoming people, the rich culture, how innovating they are and mainly their resilience and perseverance despite the ongoing conflicts.”
— Lizbanny Vergera
“I never realized how close all the stories from the Gospel were! I loved being able to walk and sit where my Savior lived His whole life. If anything, this trip taught me more about the culture of Israel. She is a kind, generous, and loving people. I’m so glad I got to see it with my own eyes rather than through a phone.”
— Leiah Mueller
The Fellowship is an exclusive one-year commitment. Cohorts are intentionally small — apply early.
