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Asian American Intervarsity Christian Fellowship – University of Washington

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Founded
  
2009 (2009)

Focus
  
Undergraduate students

Type
  
Religious/Spiritual

Members
  
120+ (2012-13)

Area served
  
University of Washington, Seattle campus

Mission
  
Evangelism and Bible study

Asian American Intervarsity Christian Fellowship – University of Washington Chapter (AAIV) is a non-denominational, Christian, student-led ministry organization at the University of Washington. AAIV-UW is a chapter of the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship ministry. Founded in 2009, the chapter split off from the Multiethnic Intervarsity Fellowship to start an ethnic-specific chapter for Asian American students. AAIV-UW is a registered student organization at the University of Washington.

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Background

AAIV is an affiliate chapter of the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, a nationwide ministry organization. As of the 2011-2012 school year, InverVarsity Christian Fellowship consists of 1014 campus staff members working with over 37,000 students and faculty in 893 chapters on 576 campuses in the United States.

Mission statement

According to InterVarsity's official website, their purpose statement is the following:

AAIV-UW additionally own mission statement. According to the University of Washington Registered Student Organizations website, their mission statement is the following:

According to the AAIV-UW website, their core values are the following:

References

Asian American Intervarsity Christian Fellowship – University of Washington Wikipedia


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