Equip Group

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Do you use "Equip Group"?
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Part of Speech

Noun

Pronunciation

[ee kwip' groop]

Definition

Cru's Bible studies for upperclassmen who are also considered student leaders. Both male and female group exist.

Example Sentence

I really enjoyed this week's Equip Group.

Context Labels

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]

Heard Used (in conversation) Used (in text)
Often 59 47 45
Sometimes 12 14 12
Never 25 35 39

References

  1. Data taken from an informal survey conducted among 96 members of various Christian groups on Northwestern's campus.