Lighthouse Campus Fellowship

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112 S Sheldon Ave

Ames, IA 50014

+1 (515) 292-7140

http://cbf.cbcames.org

Lighthouse Campus Fellowship is a community organization in Ames, IA that provides spiritual support and guidance to college students. Through various events and activities, the fellowship aims to create a welcoming space for individuals to explore and deepen their faith.

With a focus on fostering connections and personal growth, Lighthouse Campus Fellowship offers opportunities for students to engage in discussions, service projects, and worship services. The organization strives to create a supportive environment where individuals can develop their beliefs and values while building relationships with others.

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Temi A.

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Its no longer the church, it's now a building that the church (now called CrossRoad Baptist Church) uses for its different ministries! Its called the Lighthouse. We have an American college...

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