RCF Americas I · A nationwide campus mission
100 Campuses. 100 Days. One Mission.
From December 1, 2026, to March 10, 2027, RCF is working toward establishing 100 campus fellowships across the United States.
We're launching new fellowships, helping existing informal and inactive fellowships become fully established, and building stronger support systems so more students can encounter Jesus on their campuses.
"You shall be witnesses to Me in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth."Acts 1:8
The countdown to launch
December 1, 2026 – March 10, 2027
Target: 100 campus fellowships
Campaign preparations are underway. The official counting period begins December 1, 2026.
Why 100 for 100?
More Campuses. More Disciples. More Lives Changed.
Our burden is simple: reach more students and win more souls for Jesus.
RCF believes the university campus is a strategic place to share the Gospel, develop Christian leaders, and establish lasting communities of faith. The 100 for 100 initiative is a collective church-planting effort in partnership with RCCG Americas I and local parishes.
We want to see more students encounter Christ, more campus fellowships established, and more existing fellowships supported with the relationships, resources, and structures they need to thrive.
Reach More Students
Bring the Gospel to more college and university campuses and create opportunities for students to encounter Jesus.
Establish More Fellowships
Help launch new RCFs and bring eligible informal or previously inactive fellowships into an active, established, and supported structure.
Strengthen the RCF Family
Connect campus fellowships with local parishes, regional support, student leaders, and the wider RCF community.
5,500+
Colleges and universities in the United States
120+
RCFs on campuses today
100
New RCFs targeted by March 2027
Campaign-context figures from the 100 for 100 overview — not live data. The United States is the campaign's primary focus; other nations are welcome to participate.
What is 100 for 100?
A Nationwide Mission to Establish 100 Campus Fellowships in 100 Days
100 for 100 is a formal partnership between:
- Redeemed Campus Fellowship
- The Continental Overseer of RCCG Americas I
- Local RCCG parishes across the network
It's designed not only to establish new campus fellowships but also to help eligible existing informal or inactive RCFs become fully established and verified.
The goal is not simply to collect 100 names. It is to establish 100 real, functioning, and supportable campus fellowships.
Now – November 30, 2026
Pre-Season
Identify campuses, connect with local pastors and alumni, engage interested students, and prepare to establish new fellowships.
December 1, 2026 – March 10, 2027
Official 100 Days
Establish and verify qualifying campus fellowships. Support new launches and eligible existing fellowships as they complete the requirements.
FIRE Conference · March 2027
Celebration
Celebrate the fellowships that achieve verified status as part of the initiative.
Two ways in
New fellowships and existing RCFs
Pathway A · Help start a new RCF
Your Campus Could Be Next.
Know a college or university where students need a Christ-centered community? RCF wants to work with pastors, alumni, student leaders, and local churches to establish new campus fellowships.
You can help by identifying a campus, connecting us with interested students, and introducing the initiative to a local RCCG parish.
RCF can help coordinate the launch, work through the school-recognition process, provide relevant documentation, and connect the fellowship with ongoing support.
Pathway B · Strengthen an existing fellowship
Already Have an RCF? Let's Build It Stronger.
If an RCF already exists on your campus, we want to know about it. The initiative also supports eligible existing informal fellowships and previously inactive RCFs that are genuinely reactivated and brought into alignment with current requirements.
Participating fellowships can work toward stronger leadership structures, school recognition, parish affiliation, appropriate registration, and ongoing relationships with RCF support personnel.
Existing fellowships don't automatically count toward the goal — eligibility depends on meeting the applicable requirements and completing verification. This works alongside, not in place of, existing RCF leadership and local parish relationships.
What qualifies as one of the 100?
100 Real Fellowships. Not Just 100 Names.
Every campus must complete the applicable mandatory requirements and pass verification before it can be included in the official 100 for 100 count.
- 01
Hold a qualifying fellowship meeting
At least one meeting with five or more people physically present, on campus or at a location directly connected to and serving the campus. It should function as an RCF fellowship meeting, Bible study, prayer meeting, outreach meeting, or recognized launch gathering. The official rules determine which meetings qualify — not every gathering automatically counts. - 02
Provide evidence of the meeting
Photos, video, an event flyer with attendance evidence, or other acceptable media that identifies the campus, meeting date, event, and participating students. - 03
Begin the school-recognition process
Where registration is open, submit an application or formal request for student-organization recognition. Where it's closed, send a formal written communication to the appropriate school office stating the intention to apply in the next period. Final school approval is not required to qualify. - 04
Establish parish affiliation
The fellowship must be affiliated with an RCCG parish — preferably a local RCCG church near the campus. Where that's unavailable, impractical, or complicated, RCCG Impact Fellowship may serve as the parish-at-large for RCF. - 05
Complete registration and support connections
Complete the required RCF platform registration with accurate campus, student, and leadership information, and have:- An assigned and accepted RCF Steward
- An identified RCF Champion or approved geographic oversight
- Connections to the RCF WhatsApp community structure
- Verified student leadership contact information
- All other mandatory requirements in the official qualification rules
"Completing the requirements does not automatically add a campus to the official count. The 100 for 100 verification team must review and confirm that all mandatory requirements have been met."
The official count date is the date verification is completed. If any mandatory item is incomplete, the campus remains in the pipeline and is not yet counted. Detailed qualification decisions follow the official 100 for 100 rules.
How we work together
Pastors Open the Door. RCF Helps Build the Fellowship.
What pastors, alumni, and local leaders can do
- Identify nearby colleges and universities that could benefit from an RCF
- Help connect the initiative with interested students
- Introduce RCF to local church members and young adult leaders
- Open the door for RCF to work with interested students
- Provide a local advisor where a school requires one
- Help establish a local parish relationship
What the RCF team brings
- Plans and coordination for the initial campus fellowship meeting
- Assistance navigating the school-recognition process
- Relevant documentation, including the RCF constitution and bylaws, 501(c)(3) documentation, and letter of financial responsibility
- Guidance for establishing the fellowship
- Connections with RCF support personnel and the wider community
- Ongoing follow-up and support after verification
Local parishes and RCF work together — parish involvement remains essential to every fellowship.
Let's Open More Doors for the Gospel.
After launch
Launching Is Only the Beginning.
The initiative is committed to fellowships that stay active and supported after launch. Health checks take place approximately 30 and 60 days after certification — because the goal isn't just to establish fellowships, but to help them grow into sustainable campus communities.
- Still meeting
- Maintaining active student leadership
- Connected to its assigned Steward
- Connected to its parish
- Progressing with school recognition
- Engaging students
For local parishes
Your Parish Can Make a Lasting Impact on Campus.
- 1
Church growth and future membership
- 2
Opportunities for gifted students and young professionals to serve
- 3
Potential access to campus resources available to recognized student organizations*
- 4
A direct platform for evangelism and soul-winning
- 5
Discipleship and spiritual support for students during college
- 6
Reach students from different backgrounds and communities
- 7
Stronger development of young adult leaders
- 8
Academic support, career guidance, mentoring, welfare, and outreach
- 9
Development of future pastors, ministers, and Christian leaders
- 10
A lasting spiritual presence beyond the church building
* Campus funding, facilities, and other resources depend on each institution's policies. Not every recognized RCF will receive funding or free meeting space.
Join the mission
100 Campuses. 100 Days. One Mission.
Every campus represents students, relationships, and opportunities to share the Gospel.
Whether you are a pastor, an alumnus, a student, an RCF leader, or someone who wants to help reach more students for Jesus, there is a place for you in this mission. Let's work together to establish new fellowships, strengthen existing RCFs, and reach more campuses across the United States.
Refer a Campus
Know a college or university that needs an RCF?
Invite RCF to Your Meeting
Invite the RCF team to share the initiative at a parish, zonal, provincial, or regional meeting.
Pray and Share
Help spread the word and pray for students, campus fellowships, and the initiative.
Questions? Write to
info@rcfcampus.org"And the Lord added to the church daily those who were being saved."Acts 2:47
Together, let's reach every campus for Jesus.
Campus referral
Refer a campus or connect your fellowship.
Tell us about a college or university where an RCF could start — or about an existing RCF that wants to be part of 100 for 100. The team will follow up with next steps.
A referral starts the conversation. It is not a verified fellowship and doesn't change the official count. Your details go only to the RCF team and are never shown publicly.