In anticipation of a new academic year approaching, we will be starting a series of posts called Campus 101 in an effort to help new students - whether freshmen or transfers - navigate college life in LA. To kick off this series, one of our UCLA alumni put together a fairly comprehensive list of the tips and hacks that he learned over the years that can hopefully make the enrollment process for new students to UCLA a smooth one! 📌 Enrollment & Scheduling Tips First pass is

Last month, we sent off three of our very own Gen LA members as they are about to embark on an exciting opportunity to serve as missionaries as part of our networks’ 2026 Foreign Missions Team! Starting in July, Nathan, Christen, and Cody will be serving as 1-year missionaries in Thailand! 🇹🇭 At their farewell party (which included an amazing Best of LA potluck), we got a chance to remember the years of friendship with them since their college days (about a decade for Nath

We started off strong last fall with Jumpstart Retreat combined with our sister ministry from CPP! We trained up in evangelism and winsome outreach strategies + prepped our hearts to stay grounded in a relationship with God. Now as USC has finished up for the school year, here’s a quick recap of all the golden memories we made this year! We started with Bible talks featuring different mentors sharing Biblical perspectives on friendship, purpose, career, money, dating & marri

Gen College @ UCLA has launched a bunch of new initiatives this year—and there’s truly something for everyone. With this season’s unofficial theme being “beefing up our skills,” we’ve loved creating spaces for students to grow practically, spiritually, and socially. First up: Let’s Cook This! Our new cooking workshop helped students level up their kitchen skills through fusion cuisine nights featuring everything from Korean-Mexican to Vietnamese-American dishes. Good food, ne

Happy Easter! This past Sunday at Generations LA, we got to celebrate not just Jesus’ resurrection, but also the baptism of several of our friends from our UCLA and USC Acts2Fellowship and 4Corners student fellowships: Mark, Evan, Justin, Jalah, Mia, Amelia, Annie, and Samantha. It was powerful hearing them testify to how the gospel had personally impacted them during their time in college/grad school, taking them from prideful and angry to free in Christ, from self-centered

Last summer, some mentors from Gen LA launched our youth ministry called AYM (Area Youth Ministry). AYM is a non-profit youth organization with locations across the country, and our hope is to reach teens in our community with spiritual encouragement, mentorship, and resources to help them thrive during a very tumultuous time in their lives. We started off with a volleyball summer camp, and have since continued to provide volleyball open gyms and recently launched our first

A few weeks ago, our team of 12 USC students and post-grads had the privilege of going to El Salvador as part of Filter of Hope. Filter of Hope is a non-profit Christian organization that provides portable, point-of-use water filters to families living in poverty around the world. Their mission is to address both physical and spiritual needs by delivering life-saving clean water and sharing the Gospel. Team picture After installing a filter for a thankful family Over the tri

Generations LA is multi-ethnic, multi-generational Christian community following God together in Los Angeles. Our community consists of college students from USC, UCLA, and SMC, working professionals and grad students, and our youngest members - our children! Just as each of us came from different backgrounds and walks of life, we welcome both those who are looking for a community of Christ-followers and also those who are curious about Christianity and just want to learn! He

Sunday Recap from Generations LA near UCLA, USC, and SMC: on Faith and Community in College Life College life in Los Angeles is busy....