Get Involved!
Come explore how faith in Jesus intersects with life at Harvard. At AACF, we believe that pursuing faith is uniquely beneficial when done in community of friends, and more fun as well! So come; we'd like to get to know people of all backgrounds. Feel free to shoot an e-mail to any of the contacts. They will be more than happy to answer any question, big or small, that you may have.
Class Groups
AACF's Class Groups are small groups organized by class to explore God together. We believe that it is important to discover truth in community, and Class Groups is a space where people of all spiritual backgrounds can come together to understand God. Students come together in Class Groups to study the Bible, to share life together, and to pray.
Freshmen Family Groups:
Meets Tuesday and Wednesday night from 7-9pm.
Contact froshteam
Upperclass Family Groups:
Meetings vary depending on class.
Contact Tony Shen tshenfas.
Large Group
Large Group is our weekly time to gather together as a community to encounter God through a variety of different means, including musical worship, sharing of testimonies, community games, talks by speakers, and corporate prayer. Everyone is welcome to participate!
PBJ (Praise Band for Jesus), the praise band leads us in worship at large groups, meets weekly outside of large group for small group fellowship and sharing, and rehearses early Friday afternoon in preparation for large group.
Contact lg
for more information.
Prayer Ministry
God works when we ask him to! Join the AACF family as we invite God to do incredible things at Harvard and beyond this year. Experience the "peace of God, which transcends all understanding" (Phi 4:7) as we lift up our praises, thanks, confessions, and petitions.
Contact Matt Tung mtungfas.
for more information.
Retreats
AACF goes on three retreats throughout the year: a pre-school Summit retreat, Fall retreat, and Winter retreat. Retreats are a time for the fellowship to engage with God and with each other, outside of the stresses of life at Harvard. They include worship, talks, Bible studies, times of silence and reflection, community-building time, and the ever-important free time. Retreats are also good chances to become better-connected with the fellowship and to meet new people.