Acts 2 Christian Fellowship at Stanford University

Josh | Mathematical and Computational Science

I love to eat and make Asian food, as well as watch dance battles! If I could dance even a tenth as smooth as those guys, I’d consider it a success. My favorite thing about A2 is how they've loved and cared for me as I came. In big struggles and questions about faith and life, they've been there helping me and giving so much of their time. A2's helped me really invite God into my life in college.

Terry | Music

I like to take long walks and while the time, enjoying life free from the hustle and bustle. Finding joy in small things, I slow down to admire God's handiwork around me and in all the facets of my life. Thinking about A2, all the people here have blessed me immensely in my college and faith journey. Whether it's through fellowship and food, poring through scripture, or celebrating the end of a long week, we're a big family—growing, learning, and serving one another!

Jayson | Symbolic Systems

I like eating new foods and thrifting old clothes. On campus, you’ll most often find me stuffing myself at Branner Dining or daydreaming in a Gates study room well past my bedtime. Nevertheless, I’m blessed to say that my spiritual home at Stanford has always been A2. It’s tough to fathom all the little ways in which the people here have shown their love for me. Their example and guidance have truly helped me keep Jesus at the center of my busy college life!

Charles | Math

A few of my favorite activities are playing violin, bullet chess, and hiking! What draws me to A2 the most is that the members of the A2 community are so invested in each other and in growing in Christ together. Everyone is open and caring and excited to have fellowship and eat!

Bob & Diana | A2CF Directors

Hi! We're Bob and Diana, Directors of A2CF at Stanford. We’d love to meet you in fellowship and help each other grow to know Jesus Christ more! We're both Stanford Bioengineering PhD alums and being part of A2CF was a large part of our spiritual growth at Stanford.We believe that college campus Christian groups are unique places where young adults can examine the purpose of their life and discover and practice how to live out its meaning. We believe that the world has always been a challenging, turbulent place to live, but that Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection offer redemption for the world’s brokenness and a template for a life full of loving others, true community, and ultimately light in the darkness.