> Hmm, that would be limiting. CCC works very differently from that. We (why do I still say we when I am no longer involved? Oh well.) are very outgoing and open. Many of our activities are designed with non-Christian guests in mind, and we share our faith in various ways. But anyway, I never felt as if I was hiding my faith with CCC. When you go to college, you'll probably want to check out your local chapter-- I imagine you'll like it quite a bit. :-)

It also depends on what you want out of your group. From what I understand, CCC is a LOT more outreach-oriented. IV ministries focus a lot on Bible Study and such, and Navigators on one-on-one discipleship. All three of them will do all three things, as well as others, but the focus is a bit different. Some large schools have all three - Williams only has IV, so that's what I'll be doing next year. Anyway, at the beginning of college, you might want to check them all out and decide which really fits you - you *shouldn't* try to be involved in all of them.

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