
Open the book
Bible study.
One passage, read slowly, in a room where you are allowed to not know yet.
Where and when
- Time
- 7 PM
- Room
- Lane 111
- Day
- Message us and we will tell you
You do not need to have read it before, you do not need to know anyone, and you are never asked to read or pray out loud.
You do not have to message first. Turning up is enough.
Stay connected.
Instagram is the chapter’s own account, and it is the fastest way to reach a person rather than a form. Ask what the study is reading, ask which day it runs this semester, or just say that you are coming.

What an evening is made of.
Bible study at 100% Triumph is small, honest and unhurried. Students work through Scripture together rather than being lectured at, and questions are treated as the point rather than as an interruption.
It sits alongside the weekly gathering and the prayer meetings, not instead of them. If you have never opened a Bible before, that is a completely normal place to start.
Ranked by what the evening is built on, not by the clock.

The Word
One passage, read slowly, with enough time on it that the room actually sees what it says.
- A passage read in context, not in fragments
- Discussion rather than a lecture
- No assumed knowledge and no performance

Worship
Singing together around the reading, because the study is not a seminar and the room is not an audience.
- Worship at the weekly gathering
- Worship concerts through the year

Prayer
Nobody leaves without being prayed for, and you are never asked to pray out loud.
- Prayer for one another before you leave
- Campus prayer meetings
The rest of the week.
The rest of the week, which is where most of the friendships actually get made.


- Game nights
- The Running Club
- The Ball and Hoops Club
- Field days and cookouts
- Community service days
Testimonials
What this has actually been like, in the words of the students it happened to.
No student has written one of these yet.
We would rather leave this space empty than fill it with words nobody said. If the study has meant something to you, tell us and it goes here with your name on it.
The verse we carry
Now thanks be unto God, which always causeth us to triumph in Christ, and maketh manifest the savour of his knowledge by us in every place.
2 Corinthians 2:14 KJV
Bring the question you actually have.
You do not need to have read it before, and you do not need to know the words. Lane 111, 7 PM. Just come.
