What is CCU?

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What is CCU?

Curtin Christian Union is simply a group of Christian students who study at Curtin University and meet together regularly because of the common faith that they share in Jesus Christ. Here are a few other key ideas of CCU:

CCU exists solely for the students of Curtin University.
We are interdenominational, meaning that anyone from any church is welcome to join us. We all come from a wide range of church backgrounds.
CCU is a partnership meaning that all students, graduates and staffworkers work together to achieve our aims.
CCU is evangelical. This means that we are on about the gospel. The gospel is shown to us in the Bible - it is God's word to us. That's why we are committed to learning more from the Bible and letting others know of Jesus' love for them.

CCU is part of the Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students (AFES), which is a part of the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students (IFES). Go to the 'Links' section of this site to find out more about AFES and IFES.

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