Reformed University Fellowship · UGA

Bring the real you. Experience the real God.

Every year hundreds of UGA and UNG students find RUF to be a place where you get to bring the real you and experience the real God. Students from all backgrounds bring their struggles with faith, questions about religion, desires to grow, and hunger to serve campus alongside new friends. We’re literally here in Athens for you—so come join us!

Current public rhythm
  • Large GroupWednesdays at 7:30 PM · Starts back August 19
  • Freshmen FellowshipKickoff August 18 at 7:00 PM · Tate West Lawn
  • Community GroupsMonday and Tuesday nights · Times and locations TBD
Fall 2026 startsWelcome Week starts Sunday, August 16
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Why RUF is here

Reaching students for Christ and equipping them to serve.

Because there has to be a place on campus where you can bring the real you and meet the real God.

This is what we mean when we say we’re here to meet students where they are, as they are, without leaving them stuck there. The convinced can grow, the curious can explore, and the skeptic can bring real questions.

Read what shapes our ministry
A full room of RUF at UGA students gathered for Large Group
Students listening together during Large Group
Ben teaching at RUF at UGA Large Group
RUF at UGA students worshiping together in a full room

Start somewhere

Your weekly rhythm with RUF.

Come to Large Group, a freshman night, or a weekly group in a leader’s home. Choose any card to see what it is like; every gathering welcomes students still deciding what they believe.

Welcome Week · August 16–22

First years, your first friends in Athens can start here.

6 low-pressure events make it easy to meet other freshmen, learn your way around campus, and find familiar faces before classes settle into a rhythm.

View the full Welcome Week schedule →
Three RUF at UGA friends smiling together after Large Group

Community that goes deeper

“Meet you where you are, as you are, without leaving you stuck there.”

RUF never claims to be a community of people who have arrived or have it all together. We hope students get a real taste of how God’s kingdom unites, humbles, and changes us.

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Take one small step

You don’t have to know anyone before you come.