Consortium Of Christian Study Centers

Organization Overview

Consortium Of Christian Study Centers is located in Charlottesville, VA. The organization was established in 2009. According to its NTEE Classification (X21) the organization is classified as: Protestant, under the broad grouping of Religion-Related and related organizations. This organization is an independent organization and not affiliated with a larger national or regional group of organizations. Consortium Of Christian Study Centers is a 501(c)(3) and as such, is described as a "Charitable or Religous organization or a private foundation" by the IRS.

For the year ending 06/2024, Consortium Of Christian Study Centers generated $688.2k in total revenue. This organization has experienced exceptional growth, as over the past 8 years, it has increased revenue by an average of 10.9% each year . All expenses for the organization totaled $739.9k during the year ending 06/2024. While expenses have increased by 12.6% per year over the past 8 years. They've been increasing with an increasing level of total revenue. You can explore the organizations financials more deeply in the financial statements section below.

Mission & Program ActivityExcerpts From the 990 Filing

TAX YEAR

2024

Describe the Organization's Mission:

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EMPOWER THOUGHTFUL CHRISTIAN PRESENCE AND PRACTICE AT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES AROUND THE WORLD

Describe the Organization's Program Activity:

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CONSULTING, TEACHING AND EVALUATION SERVICES - THE CONSORTIUM PROVIDES CONSULTING,TEACHING AND EVALUATION SERVICES IN THE FORM OF VISITS, PHONE CALLS AND OTHER MEANS OF COMMUNICATION TO ANSWER QUESTIONS, CONNECT ORGANIZATIONS AND PEOPLE TO EACH OTHER TO SHARE EXPERTISE, AND ENCOURAGE PARTICIPATION IN THE PROGRAMS OF CHRISTIAN STUDY CENTERS AT UNIVERSITIES. AS PART OF THESE SERVICES, THE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM AIMS TO SERVE MEMBER CENTERS BY PROVIDING A SOLUTION TO THE CHALLENGES OF FINDING AND MANAGING STAFF. THE CONSORTIUM RECRUITS, HIRES, AND TRAINS A SMALL COHORT OF RECENT GRADUATES IN THE SUMMER OF EACH YEAR. IN AUGUST, INTERNS ARE DISPATCHED TO SERVE ON -SITE AT MEMBER CENTERS. CONSORTIUM STAFF CONTINUE TO PROVIDE OVERSIGHT, MENTORING AND TRAINING TO INTERNS THROUGH THE YEAR.


INTERNS - THE CONSORTIUM PROVIDES A NATIONAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MEMBER CENTERS. THE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM PROVIDES TRAINING, DEVELOPMENT AND COACHING FOR RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATES SERVING AT CHRISTIAN STUDY CENTERS FOR ONE YEAR. INTERNS RECEIVE EXPERIENCE IN PROGRAMMING, OPERATIONS AND FUNDRAISING, AND THEY DEVELOP A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THEIR VOCATIONAL GOALS AND THEIR PLACE IN GOD'S KINGDOM. ON A DAY-TO-DAY BASIS, INTERNS WORK WITH CENTER STAFF TO PROVIDE PROGRAMMING AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS. OVER THE COURSE OF THE YEAR, INTERNS BENEFIT FROM EXPOSURE TO THE STUDY CENTER MOVEMENT THROUGH THE CONSORTIUM'S ANNUAL MEETING AND OTHER OPPORTUNITIES TO INTERACT WITH INTERNS AND STAFF AT OTHER STUDY CENTERS AND FOUNDATIONS. VOCATION PROJECT - THE VOCATION PROJECT IS A SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM TAKING MOSTLY GRADUATE STUDENTS FROM MEMBER CENTERS TO REGENT COLLEGE IN VANCOUVER, BC, FOR A TWO-WEEK SUMMER SESSION. WHILE THERE, THE RECIPIENTS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE COURSES WITH SCHOLARS SUCH AS NT WRIGHT AND STEVE GARBER, ALL THE WHILE BEING MENTORED BY CONSORTIUM PERSONNEL. THE COHORT, USUALLY CONSISTING OF 10-12 STUDENTS, ENGAGES IN VIGOROUS DISCUSSIONS OF WHAT IT MEANS TO BE "CALLED." HEALTHY CONVERSATIONS TOGETHER ON EVERYTHING FROM VOCATION AS A CONCEPT TO LIVING IN A LARGELY POST-SECULAR WORLD ARE INTERLACED WITH HIKES IN THE MOUNTAINS OVERLOOKING VANCOUVER, ATTENDANCE AT A SHAKESPEAREAN PLAY IN THE FAMOUS "BARD ON THE BEACH" VENUE, AND DISCUSSIONS WITH REGENT'S SUMMER FACULTY LIKE THE AFOREMENTIONED WRIGHT AND GARBER AND MANY OTHERS. ANOTHER IMPORTANT SERVICE BY THE CONSORTIUM IS OUR PRAYER INITIATIVE BY WHICH WE ENCOURAGE REGULAR PRAYER BY AND FOR EACH OTHER IN WHATEVER CONTEXT THE STUDY CENTER DESIRES. WE SEND THIS EMAIL MONTHLY. IT CONSISTS OF PRAYER REQUESTS GATHERED FROM THE STUDY CENTERS IN A PARTICULAR REGION. WE HAVE FOUR REGIONS, SO EACH REGION'S CENTERS ARE PRAYED FOR THREE TIMES PER YEAR. THE IMPORTANCE OF PRAYER CANNOT BE OVEREMPHASIZED IN OUR WORK, AND WE HOPE THIS PRACTICE WILL ADD NOT ONLY INFORMATION BUT ALSO THE REJOICING, PETITIONING, AND IMITATING IN OUR MOVEMENT BETWEEN OUR MEMBERS.


CONSULTING, TEACHING AND EVALUATION SERVICES - THE CONSORTIUM PROVIDES CONSULTING, TEACHING AND EVALUATION SERVICES IN THE FORM OF VISITS, PHONE CALLS AND OTHER MEANS OF COMMUNICATION TO ANSWER QUESTIONS, CONNECT ORGANIZATIONS AND PEOPLE TO EACH OTHER TO SHARE EXPERTISE, AND ENCOURAGE PARTICIPATION IN THE PROGRAMS OF CHRISTIAN STUDY CENTERS AT UNIVERSITIES. AS PART OF THESE SERVICES, THE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM AIMS TO SERVE MEMBER CENTERS BY PROVIDING A SOLUTION TO THE CHALLENGES OF FINDING AND MANAGING STAFF. THE CONSORTIUM RECRUITS, HIRES, AND TRAINS A SMALL COHORT OF RECENT GRADUATES IN THE SUMMER OF EACH YEAR. IN AUGUST, INTERNS ARE DISPATCHED TO SERVE ON -SITE AT MEMBER CENTERS. CONSORTIUM STAFF CONTINUE TO PROVIDE OVERSIGHT, MENTORING AND TRAINING TO INTERNS THROUGH THE YEAR.


INTERNS - THE CONSORTIUM PROVIDES A NATIONAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM IN PARTNERSHIP WITH MEMBER CENTERS. THE INTERNSHIP PROGRAM PROVIDES TRAINING, DEVELOPMENT AND COACHING FOR RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATES SERVING AT CHRISTIAN STUDY CENTERS FOR ONE YEAR. INTERNS RECEIVE EXPERIENCE IN PROGRAMMING, OPERATIONS AND FUNDRAISING, AND THEY DEVELOP A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THEIR VOCATIONAL GOALS AND THEIR PLACE IN GOD'S KINGDOM. ON A DAY-TO-DAY BASIS, INTERNS WORK WITH CENTER STAFF TO PROVIDE PROGRAMMING AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS. OVER THE COURSE OF THE YEAR, INTERNS BENEFIT FROM EXPOSURE TO THE STUDY CENTER MOVEMENT THROUGH THE CONSORTIUM'S ANNUAL MEETING AND OTHER OPPORTUNITIES TO INTERACT WITH INTERNS AND STAFF AT OTHER STUDY CENTERS AND FOUNDATIONS. VOCATION PROJECT THE VOCATION PROJECT IS A SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM TAKING MOSTLY GRADUATE STUDENTS FROM MEMBER CENTERS TO REGENT COLLEGE IN VANCOUVER, BC, FOR A TWO-WEEK SUMMER SESSION. WHILE THERE, THE RECIPIENTS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE COURSES WITH SCHOLARS SUCH AS NT WRIGHT AND STEVE GARBER, ALL THE WHILE BEING MENTORED BY CONSORTIUM PERSONNEL. THE COHORT, USUALLY CONSISTING OF 10-12 STUDENTS, ENGAGES IN VIGOROUS DISCUSSIONS OF WHAT IT MEANS TO BE "CALLED." HEALTHY CONVERSATIONS TOGETHER ON EVERYTHING FROM VOCATION AS A CONCEPT TO LIVING IN A LARGELY POST-SECULAR WORLD ARE INTERLACED WITH HIKES IN THE MOUNTAINS OVERLOOKING VANCOUVER, ATTENDANCE AT A SHAKESPEAREAN PLAY IN THE FAMOUS "BARD ON THE BEACH" VENUE, AND DISCUSSIONS WITH REGENT'S SUMMER FACULTY LIKE THE AFOREMENTIONED WRIGHT AND GARBER AND MANY OTHERS. ANOTHER IMPORTANT SERVICE BY THE CONSORTIUM IS OUR PRAYER INITIATIVE BY WHICH WE ENCOURAGE REGULAR PRAYER BY AND FOR EACH OTHER IN WHATEVER CONTEXT THE STUDY CENTER DESIRES. WE SEND THIS EMAIL MONTHLY. IT CONSISTS OF PRAYER REQUESTS GATHERED FROM THE STUDY CENTERS IN A PARTICULAR REGION. WE HAVE FOUR REGIONS, SO EACH REGION'S CENTERS ARE PRAYED FOR THREE TIMES PER YEAR. THE IMPORTANCE OF PRAYER CANNOT BE OVEREMPHASIZED IN OUR WORK, AND WE HOPE THIS PRACTICE WILL ADD NOT ONLY INFORMATION BUT ALSO THE REJOICING, PETITIONING, AND IMITATING IN OUR MOVEMENT BETWEEN OUR MEMBERS.


RESOURCES AND MATERIALS - THE CONSORTIUM USES THE WEBSITE, SOCIAL MEDIA, AND PRINT MATERIALS TO KEEP STUDY CENTER PERSONNEL CONNECTED TO ONE ANOTHER AS WELL. A MONTHLY "PERISCOPE" NEWSLETTER EMAIL GOES OUT FROM THE CONSORTIUM OFFICE, LETTING READERS KNOW OF IMPORTANT NEWS AROUND THE WORLD OF STUDY CENTERS. THIS LARGELY CONSISTS OF EVENTS HAPPENING AT OUR MEMBER CENTERS, INCLUDING EVERYTHING FROM WEBINARS TO ONLINE DISCUSSION GROUPS THAT ANYONE CAN JOIN, TO THE VARIOUS SPEAKERS, PROGRAMS, AND PHYSICAL DISCUSSION GROUPS HAPPENING LOCALLY AT ONE OF THE CENTERS. IT ALSO TELLS OF SIGNIFICANT EVENTS BEING PUT ON BY OUR PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS, IMPORTANT JOB OPENINGS AT OUR MEMBER CENTERS, AND OF COURSE ANNOUNCEMENTS CONCERNING THE ANNUAL MEETING AND VOCATION PROJECT.


RESOURCES AND MATERIALS - THE CONSORTIUM USES THE WEBSITE, SOCIAL MEDIA, AND PRINT MATERIALS TO KEEP STUDY CENTER PERSONNEL CONNECTED TO ONE ANOTHER AS WELL. A MONTHLY "PERISCOPE" NEWSLETTER EMAIL GOES OUT FROM THE CONSORTIUM OFFICE, LETTING READERS KNOW OF IMPORTANT NEWS AROUND THE WORLD OF STUDY CENTERS. THIS LARGELY CONSISTS OF EVENTS HAPPENING AT OUR MEMBER CENTERS, INCLUDING EVERYTHING FROM WEBINARS TO ONLINE DISCUSSION GROUPS THAT ANYONE CAN JOIN, TO THE VARIOUS SPEAKERS, PROGRAMS, AND PHYSICAL DISCUSSION GROUPS HAPPENING LOCALLY AT ONE OF THE CENTERS. IT ALSO TELLS OF SIGNIFICANT EVENTS BEING PUT ON BY OUR PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS, IMPORTANT JOB OPENINGS AT OUR MEMBER CENTERS, AND OF COURSE ANNOUNCEMENTS CONCERNING THE ANNUAL MEETING AND VOCATION PROJECT.


ANNUAL MEETING - THE ANNUAL MEETING IS A GATHERING THAT PROVIDES EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND THE SHARING OF BEST PRACTICES FOR MEMBER STUDY CENTER STAFF, BOARD MEMBERS, AND FACULTY. AS BOTH THE NUMBER AND SIZE OF CENTERS HAS GROWN, THE ANNUAL MEETING HAS SIMILARLY SCALED TO PROVIDE OVER A DOZEN WORKSHOPS TO OVER 100 ATTENDEES. SPECIFICALLY, THE ANNUAL MEETING USUALLY CONSISTS OF PLENARY SESSIONS AT WHICH ATTENDEES CAN HEAR AND DIALOGUE WITH SPEAKERS-ALMOST ALWAYS MEMBERS OF THE ACADEMY THEMSELVES-WHO WILL STIMULATE THINKING ABOUT HIGHER EDUCATION IN AMERICA AND HOW CHRISTIANS INHABIT IT.


ANNUAL MEETING - THE ANNUAL MEETING IS A GATHERING THAT PROVIDES EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND THE SHARING OF BEST PRACTICES FOR MEMBER STUDY CENTER STAFF, BOARD MEMBERS, AND FACULTY. AS BOTH THE NUMBER AND SIZE OF CENTERS HAS GROWN, THE ANNUAL MEETING HAS SIMILARLY SCALED TO PROVIDE OVER A DOZEN WORKSHOPS TO OVER 100 ATTENDEES. SPECIFICALLY, THE ANNUAL MEETING USUALLY CONSISTS OF PLENARY SESSIONS AT WHICH ATTENDEES CAN HEAR AND DIALOGUE WITH SPEAKERS-ALMOST ALWAYS MEMBERS OF THE ACADEMY THEMSELVES-WHO WILL STIMULATE THINKING ABOUT HIGHER EDUCATION IN AMERICA AND HOW CHRISTIANS INHABIT IT.


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Board, Officers & Key Employees

Name (title)Compensation
Karl E Johnson
Executive Di
$53,661
Mike Weaver
Chair
$0
Eugene Habecker
Vice Chair
$0
Laura Lynch
Secretary
$0
David Hobbet
Treasurer
$0
David Mahan
Director
$0

Financial Statements

Statement of Revenue
Federated campaigns$0
Membership dues$14,115
Fundraising events$0
Related organizations$0
Government grants $0
All other contributions, gifts, grants, and similar amounts not included above$517,471
Noncash contributions included in lines 1a–1f $0
Total Revenue from Contributions, Gifts, Grants & Similar$517,471
Total Program Service Revenue$166,268
Investment income $4,412
Tax Exempt Bond Proceeds $0
Royalties $0
Net Rental Income $0
Net Gain/Loss on Asset Sales $0
Net Income from Fundraising Events $0
Net Income from Gaming Activities $0
Net Income from Sales of Inventory $0
Miscellaneous Revenue$0
Total Revenue $688,151

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