Welcome

Welcome to K-State Chi Alpha! We are a movement of college students earnestly following Jesus who meet regularly on Wednesday nights at 7:00 PM in the North Dining Hall of the Food Court at the Union at Kansas State University in Manhattan Kansas. Please take a moment and look around the site.

A Quick Look

What is Chi Alpha?

We are a movement of college students earnestly following Jesus.

What is Chi Alpha Like?

We meet on campus, in all sorts of settings and sizes. These gatherings are informal, charged with music, given to humor and deal with everything from relationships to the nature of truth. The goals of these gatherings are to meet with God, meet among friends and meet real needs.

What Makes Chi Alpha Different?

We are focused on transforming our world, locally and around the globe. We experience the supernatural. We work hard to learn from and join with international students. We strive to be multicultural. We see that faith and thinking are related.

What's Important to Chi Alpha?

• Asking God for help (like during your Organic Chemistry final). We call this prayer.
• Doing what Jesus would do (for instance, actually attending Organic Chemistry once in a while). We call this discipleship.
• Helping each other (think study partner for Organic Chemistry). We call this fellowship.
• Telling God thank you (especially after passing Organic Chemistry). We call this worship.
• Transforming the world (using Organic Chemistry to to alleviate diseases that afflict impoverished countries). We call this witness.

What does the Name Chi Alpha Mean?

It's all Greek to us - literally. The Greek letters Chi (x) and Alpha (a) are the initials of a phrase written by the Apostle Paul in the Bible. Translated it means "Christ's sent ones". The name is a reminder that we should live to reflect Jesus.