We believe that the life of our church community is for the sake of our campus, our city, and the world, and we’re committed to investing in people and spaces beyond the walls of our building or the context of a Sunday gathering. These spaces are designed for intentional life and service in smaller pockets of Purdue’s campus, inviting students and others in the Purdue community into deep relationships—sometimes literally under the same roof—as we pursue Jesus together.
Community Hubs are Jesus-centered communities, intentionally orienting their lives around weekly rhythms of shared meals, Bible study, fun events, and more. Hubs are organized by where students live on campus—West Residential Campus, East Residential Campus, and Off-Campus. Each Hub has its own rhythms and personality, and students are welcome to be part of any Hub, regardless of where they live.
West Hub: 3rd & West, The Acres Houses, Aspire, Continuum, Earhart, First Street, Towers, Harrison, Hillenbrand, Hilltop, McCutcheon, Meredith, Meredith South, Shreve
East Hub: Cary Quad, Hawkins, Honors, The Island Houses, Owen, Frieda Parker, Winifred Parker, Tarkington, Wiley, Windsor
Off Campus Hub: Apartments, Greek Houses, Homes
Join the GroupMe to stay up to date with announcements, receive important updates, and hear about events happening in your hub.
Global Connect is a space of welcome and hospitality for international students over a weekly meal. International students offer our campus community the gift of their unique experiences and perspectives, and they also face unique challenges as they navigate Purdue as well as a different culture and (often) language. Through Global Connect, we’re committed to developing meaningful cross-cultural friendships and embodying the love of Jesus with students of all (or no) faith backgrounds.
Reach out to Morgan Knoy at morganknoy@campushouse.church to learn more about participating in Global Connect!
Joshua House is our men’s intentional house at 24 North Russell Street. Since 1991, 14–16 guys have lived in the house and invested in one another, served the Campus House community, and invited others into their shared life with Jesus (along with plenty of shenanigans). Each year, the guys offer different invitations to join in the life of the house through meals, game nights, worship nights, and more.
We share invitations from the J-House guys throughout the school year and how to apply to be in the house each fall through Sunday announcements and Campus House communication channels, so keep an eye on those for ways to be part of the Joshua House community!
Follow @joshua_house_purdue on Instagram for regular updates and event announcements.
Ruth House is our women’s intentional house at 210 North Russell Street. For the past few years, we’ve master leased this house and invited Campus House women to pursue Jesus together while inviting others into their shared life with Him.
We also share invitations to be part of the Ruth House community through Sunday announcements and Campus House communication channels, so keep an eye out for those!
Follow @ruthhousepurdue on Instagram for regular updates and event announcements.
Bible School is a six-week summer discipleship experience held each summer in May and June, designed to help students grow closer to Jesus through teaching, community, and spiritual formation. Students will learn from a variety of teachers, including Campus House staff and friends of Campus House, as they explore topics like Scripture, theology, spiritual formation, and mission. Through shared meals, spiritual practices, and mentorship, students will grow in faith alongside a Christ-centered community.
Bible School is an opportunity to deepen your understanding of God, build meaningful relationships, and establish rhythms of following Jesus. Registration for Summer 2027 will open this coming spring.
Interested in learning more? Contact Joy Davis at joydavis@campushouse.church with questions or to hear more about what to expect.
We founded Greyhouse Coffee in 2008 with a heart to contribute to the flourishing of our wider community through extraordinary hospitality and excellent coffee for guests, a staff community to belong to for baristas, and intentional leadership development for shift leaders and managers.
Greyhouse’s three locations—Greyhouse West Lafayette, Greyhouse Campus, and The Lobby by Greyhouse—are intended to be places where members of our diverse community can come together without the limitations often associated with churches. Our cafes and staff team are “grey” spaces, welcoming, including, and offering a place to belong for people with different (or no) faith backgrounds. We chose specialty coffee because the specialty coffee community values excellence of craft and service, and coffee lends itself to so many aspects of life—celebrations, studying and work, conversations, commutes, and more.
Learn more about Greyhouse, order coffee, or apply to be part of the barista team
