Jennifer Eshleman Huff has joyfully served with Cru for 28 years. She now works as the Communication Coordinator for her.BIBLE. She has counseled missionary families in Budapest, Hungary, and contributed to Indiana University’s campus ministry and Bridges International™. Jennifer’s greatest passion is for every woman to know that her voice matters and that she is deeply loved by Jesus.
When I was almost twelve, I nearly died. A 108-degree fever overtook my body, along with boils covering my skin. My family stood helpless, praying and watching. I was surrounded by attention, urgency, and care. Years later, I experienced a different kind of suffering. Quieter. Less visible. The kind that... Read More
This Mental Health Month, pause and nourish your inner life with a FREE Listening Plan filled with daily encouragement, practical reflection questions, and Scriptures designed to restore and care for your soul based on the book, Soul Care by Debra Fileta. In this six-day listening plan, you’ll discover how to... Read More
Generation Z faces unprecedented levels of anxiety and fear, yet recent research indicates that Bible engagement cuts that anxiety in half! Who doesn’t want their anxiety cut in half? According to the American Bible Society’s 2024 State of the Bible study, only 11 percent of Gen Z engages with Scripture... Read More
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