The youth coming out of our churches are in spiritual trouble. More than half of all students raised in Christian homes and participating in local churches forsake their faith sometime during their college years. What changes do we need to make in the local church to change this alarming trend?

Join Campus Pastor, Jim Musser, and CPN Executive Director, Kevin Huff, as they discuss this growing trend and how churches and parents can make a difference.

Jim Musser was raised in a church-going home, but came to understand what it meant to follow Jesus early in his freshman year at Ball State University. He was a student leader in his campus ministry and graduated with a degree in Social Work. He went on to complete a Master of Divinity degree at Emmanuel Seminary at Milligan University in Tennessee. After graduating, he served as Director of Campus Christians at the University of Kansas for 21 years, where he also earned a Master of Education degree in Counseling Psychology. He then was called in 2004 to the same position with Campus Christian Fellowship at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina where he lives with his wife, Marianna. He is serving as Campus Minister Emeritus with CCF until July 2022. He also leads UpStream Ministries and is the author of the book, Letters from Downstream: Why Teaching Young People HOW TO Follow Jesus Is So Important—Insights for Parents and Churches.