Are you passionate about connecting with university and college students? Whether you're a campus minister, chaplain, church staff member, student leader, or part of post-secondary faculty, this is your chance to dive into the heartbeat of campus ministry!

Join us at the bilingual Campus Summit, a dynamic gathering designed to equip you with fresh insights, practical tools, and a powerful vision for serving today's students well. Get ready for inspiring sessions led by experienced thought leaders and practitioners who know what it takes to make an impact in one of the most exciting mission fields - Canada's post-secondary campuses.

Don't miss this opportunity to invest in your ministry journey alongside like-minded leaders from across the nation. Together, in the thriving city of Montréal, QC, we'll explore how to engage culture for making Jesus known on campuses.

We can't wait to see you there!

Dr. Glenn Smith

Dr. Glenn Smith is married to Sandra and together they have three daughters, Jenna (1981), Julia (1983) and Christa (1986). Glenn did his graduate studies in Patristics at the University of Ottawa and his doctoral thesis in contextual theology at Northern Baptist Theological Seminary in Chicago, Illinois. He has received an honorary doctorate from the Union des université privées d'Haïti for his contribution to urban theological praxis in that country.

He was the National Director for Power to Change from 1981-1983, and the Executive Director of Christian Direction in Montréal from 1983-2018 - a multi faceted ministry committed to see God transform urban communities by the concerted actions of committed Christians in the cities of the Francophone world. Since 2019, he directed the Masters in Theological Studies in Practical Theology at the Presbyterian College in Montréal.

He is the co-author of the book, Espoir pour la ville, Dieu dan la cité (Hope for the city, God in the city), the book, Éduquer les enfants: une vision protestant de l'école, and the book, Histoire du protestantisme au Québec depuis 1960. He is co-editor of L'Évangile et le monde urbanisé (The Gospel and Urbanisation), a 3,000+ page reader that is into its 7th edition in French and English on urban ministry. He is the author of the book Suivre Jésus: Dieu nous invite à une formation de disciples qui transforme that was published in French, English and Spanish. His forth-coming book is entitled Christians in the City of Montréal will be published by Bloomsbury Academic. He was a Senoir Associate for Large Cities with the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelization and was the director of the afternoon program for the 3rd Congress of Lausanne that took place in Cape Town, South Africa, in October 2010.

Andy Gorley

Andy recognised that the culture of young people was dominated by alcohol and that excessive consumption of alcohol and other substances can lead to dangerous and life altering behaviours. Therefore, Red Frogs mission is to provide a positive peer presence in alcohol-fuelled environments where young people gather, educate young people on safe partying behaviours, and promote and provide non-alcoholic and/or diversionary activities that engage young people in their environments.

Red Frogs is now the largest support network in Australia for schoolies, festivals and universities students, while also supporting sports and skateboarding events. Currently the Red Frogs Chaplaincy program coordinates over 4,000 volunteers to run its programs. Red Frogs has grown to include Canada, UK, South Africa, Zimbabwe and New Zealand.

Andy hold a degree in accounting from the Queensland University of Technology. He has been a pastor at Citipointe Brisbane since 1989. He is presently the Chaplain for the Queensland Reds Rugby Union and National Basketball League team, the Brisbane Bullets.

Topic: Andy will present interactive sessions on global trends in university student culture, emphasizing early intervention and harm prevention strategies. He will also cover key aspects of volunteer recruitment and retention, and the development of holistic student well-being programs.