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This term is primarily used within Cru at Northwestern. Within this group, the majority of respondents had heard the term and many of them used the term as well. <ref> Data taken from an informal survey conducted among 96 members of various Christian groups on Northwestern's campus. </ref> | This term is primarily used within Cru at Northwestern. Within this group, the majority of respondents had heard the term and many of them used the term as well. <ref> Data taken from an informal survey conducted among 96 members of various Christian groups on Northwestern's campus. </ref> | ||
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[[Cru]]'s Bible studies for upperclassmen who are also considered student leaders. Both male and female groups exist. | [[Cru]]'s Bible studies for upperclassmen who are also considered student leaders. Both male and female groups exist. | ||
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Part of Speech
Noun
Pronunciation
[ih 'kwihp / groop]
Usage
This term is primarily used within Cru at Northwestern. Within this group, the majority of respondents had heard the term and many of them used the term as well. [1]
Description
Cru's Bible studies for upperclassmen who are also considered student leaders. Both male and female groups exist.
Example Sentence
I really enjoyed this week's Equip Group.
Related Terms
References
- ↑ Data taken from an informal survey conducted among 96 members of various Christian groups on Northwestern's campus.
