The Fellowship of Catholic University Students, a fast-growing college campus outreach with a presence at nearly 60 universities in the U.S. has announced that it has launched a new mobile application, FOCUS Equip.
Building on the launch of its new website initiative, www.focusequip.org, the FOCUS Equip mobile app is a one-of-a-kind Catholic application that gives users access to Catholic resources that can be used for evangelization, personal formation, Bible study leadership and discipleship.
The goal of FOCUS Equip is to provide dynamic resources for college students, FOCUS student leaders and missionaries so they can continue to thrive in the faith and reach out to friends and family with the life-changing message of Jesus Christ and his church, said Kevin Cotter, director of FOCUS Equip.
The mobile application takes that goal to the next level by meeting students where they are and providing the resources right on their mobile device. Although resources are targeted to students on FOCUS campuses, they can also be helpful to all Catholics for use in their parish, with their families or wherever they might need it.
The FOCUS Equip mobile application includes:
- Electronic Bible studies.
- How-to articles on practical evangelization, discipleship and leading a Bible study.
- Video and audio talks that can be used for evangelization or personal formation.
The FOCUS Equip mobile application can be downloaded for free on iPhone, iPad and Android platforms. Search focusequip in a mobile application store to find the app. www.focusequip.org and the FOCUS Equip mobile app will be continually updated.
Find FOCUS Equip on Twitter at http://twitter.com/focusequip or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/focusequip.
FOCUS is a national outreach that invites college students into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and his church, inspiring and equipping them for a lifetime of Christ-centered evangelization, discipleship and friendships in which they lead others to do the same. For more information, visit www.focus.org.
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