Christ in College

START HERE! Hello, welcome to Christ in College! This is our first official episode of our re-vamped podcast. Think of our podcast episodes like Star Wars movies- you must watch them out of order in order for them to make sense. In our podcast's case, we are producing our trailer for our fourth episode and all of the following episodes will be apart of our new podcasting format. Our first three episodes were what we like to call our "training wheel" episodes, for we were learning how to do this whole "podcasting thing", but hadn't quite figured it out yet. BUT! Here we are, with our NEW, REVAMPED, REVITALIZED, podcast! Join us as we redefine the college experience for all of those who listen. While your at it, check out our instagram for podcast updates at @christincollege

Happy episode three! Today's episode discusses dealing with mental health in the transition from high school to college, from the point of view as someone diagnosed with a mental health disorder and someone who is not. Listen to learn more about what it means to have a mental health disorder, how you can depend on God during difficult times, and how to help others in this area. Please leave a rating/comment below about our podcast and give us a follow on instagram, @Christincollege . See you next week!

Heyoo! Welcome to the second episode of our podcast, Christ in College. This episode describes our experiences of being members of a Christian group and fellowship on a college campus and how it has helped us transition from high school faith to college faith. Hope you enjoy! Please remember to give us a rating and comments in the comment section on whatever platform you are listening to this podcast on!

Welcome to the first episode of Christ in College! This is our first episode ever, however it doesn't apply to our podcast's *new* purpose. If you are new here, check out episode 4: "Our NEW Intro Episode: Redefine the College Experience". This first episode talks about what it is really like to transition from high school to college, while Emma and Jenna share some antidotes about their experiences and what advice they would give to incoming freshmen.