CAMPUS REVOLUTION OF LOVE CORE VALUE

The Statement of Purpose, Core Beliefs and Foundational Values of 

CAMPUS REVOLUTION OF LOVE

(January 18th2022 11 am) Denny’s Annual Board Meeting

Clayton Golliher CEO

Leann Golliher Director

Ed Donnelly Director

Dan Sneed ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

David Andrade Secretary

This Document has been affirmed by unanimous consent and entered into the minutes,

This document presents CROL’ sincerely held purpose, core beliefs, and foundational values which have been compiled in response to specific directives given by God since CROL’s beginning in 2001 and roots with Youth with a Mission and the Los Angeles Dream Center. They are recorded here in order to pass on to successive generations that which God has emphasized to us.

This shared purpose and our CROL beliefs and values are the guiding principles for both the past and future growth of our mission. Some are common to all Christians everywhere; others are distinctive to CAMPUS REVOLUTION OF LOVE. The combination of this purpose, beliefs, values and practices makes up the unique family characteristics of CROL—our “DNA.” They are the framework we hold in high regard for they help us determine who we are, how we live and how we make decisions. CAMPUS REVOLUTION OF LOVE is someone who has completed a CROL Discipleship Training School and who joyfully embraces our Statement of Purpose, Core Beliefs, Foundational Values, Policies, Contracts and Ordination. 

CROL’ Statement of Purpose

CAMPUS REVOLUTION OF LOVE (CROL) is a national movement of Christians from many denominations dedicated to presenting Jesus personally to this and future generations to mobilizing as many as possible to help in this task, and to training and equipping of believers for their part in fulfilling the Great Commission. As citizens of God’s kingdom, we are called to love, worship, and obey our Lord, to love and serve His body, the Church, and to love all peoples everywhere, which includes presenting the whole Gospel for the whole person throughout the whole world.

We of CAMPUS REVOLUTION OF LOVE believe in God–Father, Son and Holy Spirit–and that the Bible is God’s inspired and authoritative Word, revealing that Jesus Christ is God’s Son, fully God and fully human; that people are created in God’s image; that He created us to have eternal life through Jesus Christ; that although all people have sinned and come short of God’s glory, God has made salvation possible through the incarnation, life, death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus Christ; that repentance, faith, love and obedience are fitting responses to God’s initiative of grace toward us through the active ministry of the Holy Spirit; that God desires all people to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth; and that the Holy Spirit’s power is demonstrated in and through us for the accomplishment of Christ’s last commandments, “Go into all the world and preach the Good News to everyone” (Mark 16:15 NLT) and “Go and make disciples of all the nations…” (Matthew 28:19 NLT).

CROL’ Core Beliefs and Foundational Values

A. CAMPUS REVOLUTION OF LOVE’ Core Beliefs

CAMPUS REVOLUTION OF LOVE (CROL) affirms the Bible as the inspired and authoritative Word of God and the absolute reference point for every aspect of life and ministry. Based upon God’s Word, who He is, and His initiative of salvation through the atoning work of Jesus (His death, burial, and resurrection), the following responses are strongly emphasized in CROL:

Worship: 

We are called to praise and worship God alone (Exo 20:2-3; Deu 6:4-5; 2Ki 17:35-39; 1Ch 16:28-30; Nehemiah 8:2-10; Mar 12:29-30; Rom 15:5-13; Jud 24-25; Rev 5:6-14; Rev 19:5-8).

Holiness: 

We are called to lead holy and righteous lives that exemplify the nature and character of God (Lev 19:1-2; Psalms 51:7-11; Jer 18:1-11; Eze 20:10-12; Zec 13:9; Luk 1:68 75; Eph 4:21-32; Tit 2:11-14; 1Pe 2:9,21-25; 1Jo 3:1-3).

Witness: 

We are called to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with those who do not know Him (Psalms 78:1-7; Isa 40:3-11; Mic 4:1-2; Hab 2:14; Luk 24:44-48; Act 3:12-26; Act 10:39-43; 1Co 9:19-23; 2Co 2:12-17; 1Pe 3:15-18).

Prayer: 

We are called to engage in intercessory prayer for the people and causes on God’s heart, including standing against evil in every form (Gen 18:20-33; Exo 32:1-16; Judges 3:9,15; 1Ki 8:22-61; Eze 22:30-31; Eze 33:1-11; Mat 6:5-15; Mat 9:36-38; Eph 3:14 21; 2Th 3:1-5).

Fellowship: 

We are called to commit to the Church in both its local nurturing expression and its mobile multiplying expression (2Ch 29:20-30; Psalms 22:25-28; Psalms 122:1-4; Joe 2:15 17; Mat 18:19-20; Act 2:44-47; Act 4:32-35; 1Co 14:26-40; Eph 2:11-18; Heb 10:23-25).

Service: We are called to contribute toward God’s Kingdom purposes in every sphere of life (Deu 15:7-11; Deu 24:17-22; Psalms 112:4-9; Pro 11:10-11; Zec 7:8-10; Mat 5:14-16; 2Th 3:13; Tit 3:4-8; Heb 13:15-16; Jam 2:14-26).

B. CROL’s Foundational Values

1. Know God

CROL is committed to know God, His nature, His character and His ways as revealed in the Bible, the inspired and authoritative Word of God. We seek to reflect who He is in every aspect of our lives and ministry. The automatic overflow of knowing and enjoying fellowship with God is a desire to share Him with others. (2Ki 19:19; Job 42:5; Psa 46:10; Psa 103:7-13; Jer 9:23-24; Hos 6:3; Joh 17:3; Eph 1:16-17; Php 3:7-11; 1Jo 2:4-6)

2. Make God known

CROL is called to make God known throughout the whole world, and into every arena of society through evangelism, training and mercy ministries. We believe that salvation of souls should result in transformation of societies thus obeying Jesus’ command to make disciples of all nations. (1Ch 16:24-27; Psa 68:11; Psa 71:15-16; Psa 145:4-7; Mat 28:18-20; Mar 16:15; Act 1:8; Act 13:1-4a; Rom 10:8-15; Rom 15:18-21)

3. Hear God’s voice

CROL is committed to creating with God through listening to Him, praying His prayers and obeying His commands in matters great and small. We are dependent upon hearing His voice as individuals, together in team contexts and in larger gatherings, as an integral part of our process for decision making. (1Sa 3:7-10; 2Ch 15:2-4; Psa 25:14; Isa 6:8; Amo 3:7; Luk 9:35; Joh 10:1-5; Joh 16:13-15; Heb 3:7-8,15; Rev 2:7,11,17,27; 3:6,13,22)

4. Practice worship and intercessory prayer

CROL is dedicated to worship God and engage in intercessory prayer as integral aspects of daily life. We also recognize the intent of Satan to destroy the work of God and we rely upon God’s empowering presence, the Holy Spirit, to overcome Satan’s strategies in the lives of individuals and in the affairs of nations. (1Sa 7:5; 2Ch 7:4; Psalms 84:1-8; Psalms 95:6-7; Psalms 100:1-5; Mark 11:24-25; Acts 1:14; Ephesians 6:13-20; 1Thessalonians 5:16-19; 1Timothy 2:1-4)

5. Be visionary

CROL is called to be visionary, continually receiving, nurturing, and releasing fresh vision from God. We support the pioneering of new ministries and methods, always willing to be radical in order to be relevant to every generation, people group, and sphere of society. We believe that the apostolic call of HFHY requires the integration of spiritual eldership, freedom in the Spirit and relationship, centered on the Word of God. (Numbers 12:6; 1 Samuel 12:16; Proverbs 29:18; Ezekiel 1:1; Habakkuk 2:2 3; Mark 1:35-39; Luke 9:1-6; Acts 16:9-10; Acts 26:19; 2 Peter 3:9-13)

6. Champion young people

CROL is called to champion youth. We believe God has gifted and called young people to spearhead vision and ministry. We are committed to value, trust, train, support and make space in order to release them. They are not only the Church of the future; they are the Church of today. We commit to follow where they lead, in the will of God. (1Sa 17:32-50; Ecc 4:13-14; Ecc 12:1-7; Jeremiah 1:5-10; Daniel 1:17-20; Joel 2:28; John 6:9; Acts 16:1-5; 1Ti mothy 4:12-16; 1Jo 2:12-14)

7. Be decentralized

CROL is a Christ-centered, faith-based global volunteer movement, united by shared vision, core beliefs, foundational values and relationships. We do not have a centralized structure. Every HFHY ministry has the privilege and spiritual responsibility to develop and maintain healthy relationships with appropriate authorities and circles of elders. (Exo 18:13-26; Num 1:16-19; Num 11:16-17,24-30; Deu 29:10-13; Jos 23:1-24:28; Act 14:23; Act 15:1-31; 1Co 3:4-11; Tit 1:5-9; Heb 13:7,17)

8. Be international and interdenominational

CROL is international and interdenominational in its global scope as well as its local constituency. We believe that ethnic, linguistic and denominational diversity, along with redeemed aspects of culture, are positive factors that contribute to the health and growth of the Mission. (Gen 12:1-4; Gen 26:2-5; Psa 57:9-10; Jer 32:27; Dan 7:13-14; Act 20:4; 1Co 12:12-31; Eph 4:1-16; Col 3:11; Rev 7:9)

9. Have a biblical Christian worldview

CROL is called to a biblical Christian worldview. We believe that the Bible—the textbook for all of life—makes a clear division between good and evil; right and wrong. The practical dimensions of life are no less spiritual than the ministry expressions. Everything done in obedience to God is spiritual. We seek to honor God with all that we do, equipping and mobilizing men and women of God to take roles of service and influence in every arena of society. (Deu 8:1-3; Deu 32:45-47; 2Kings 22:8; Psalms 19:7-11; Luk 8:21; Joh 8:31-32; Philippians 4:8-9; 2Ti 3:16 17; Heb 4:12-13; Jam 4:17)

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10. Function in teams

CROL is called to function in teams in all aspects of ministry and leadership. We believe that a combination of complementary gifts, callings, perspectives, ministries and generations working together in unity at all levels of our Mission provides wisdom and safety. Seeking God’s will and making decisions in a team context allows accountability and contributes to greater relationship, motivation, responsibility and ownership of the vision. (Deu 32:30-31; 2Ch 17:7-9; Pro 15:22; Ecc 4:9-12; Mar 6:7-13; Rom 12:3-10; 2Co 1:24; Eph 5:21; Php 2:1-2; 1Pe 4:8)

11. Exhibit servant leadership

CROL is called to servant leadership as a lifestyle, rather than a leadership hierarchy. A servant leader is one who honors the gifts and callings of those under his/her care and guards their rights and privileges. Just as Jesus served His disciples, we stress the importance of those with leadership responsibilities serving those whom they lead. (Deu 10:12-13; Psalms 84:10; Isa 42:1-4; Mic 6:8; Mar 10:42-45; Joh 13:3-17; Rom 16:1-2; Galatians 5:13-14; Philippians 2:3-11; 1 Peter 4:10-11)

12. Do first, then teach

CROL is committed to doing first, then teaching. We believe that firsthand experience gives authority to our words. Godly character and a call from God are more important than an individual’s gifts, abilities and expertise. (Deu 4:5-8; Ezra 7:10; Psalms 51:12-13; Psalms 119:17-18; Pro 1:1-4; Mat 7:28-29; Acts 1:1-2; Col 3:12 17; 2Ti 4:1-5; 2 Peter 1:5-10)

13. Be relationship-oriented

CROL is dedicated to being relationship-oriented in our living and working together. We desire to be united through lives of holiness, mutual support, transparency, humility, and open communication, rather than a dependence on structures or rules. (Lev 19:18; Psa 133:1-3; Pro 17:17; Pro 27:10; Joh 13:34-35; Joh 15:13-17; Joh 17:20-23; Rom 13:8-10; 1Jo 1:7; 1Jo 4:7-12)

14. Value the individual

CROL is called to value each individual. We believe in equal opportunity and justice for all. Created in the image of God, people of all nationalities, ages and functions have distinctive contributions and callings. We are committed to honoring God-given leadership and ministry gifts in both men and women. (Gen 1:27; Lev 19:13-16; Deu 16:18-20; Psalms 139:13-16; Mar 8:34 37; Act 10:34-35; Gal 3:28; Eph 6:5-9; Heb 2:11-12; Jam 2:1-9)

15. Value families

CROL affirms the importance of families serving God together in missions, not just the father and/or mother. We also embrace the inclusion of single-parent families. We encourage the development of strong and healthy family units, with each member sharing the call to missions and contributing their gifts in unique and complementary ways. We uphold and celebrate the biblical view that God’s intent for holy matrimony is between one man and one woman. (Gen 2:21-24; Gen 18:17 19; Deu 6:6-7; Pro 5:15-23; Pro 31:10-31; Mal 2:14-16; Mat 19:3-9; 1Co 7:1-16; 1Ti 3:2-5; Heb 13:4)

16. Practice dependence on God

CROL is called to practice a life of dependence upon God for financial provision. For individuals and for any CROL team or community, this comes primarily through His people. As God has been generous toward us, so we desire to be generous, giving ourselves, our time and talents to God with no expectation of remuneration. (Gen 22:12-14; Exo 36:2-7; Num 18:25-29; Mal 3:8-12; Mat 6:25-33; Luk 19:8-9; 2Co 8:1-9:15; Php 4:10-20; Tit 3:14; 3Jo 5-8)

17. Practice hospitality

CROL affirms the ministry of hospitality as an expression of God’s character and the value of people. We believe it is important to open our hearts, homes, HFHY locations and campuses to serve and honor one another, our guests and the poor and needy, not as acts of social protocol, but as expressions of generosity. (Gen 18:1-8; 2Sa 9:1-11; Psa 68:5-6; Pro 22:9; Isa 58:7; Mat 25:31 46; Act 28:7-8; Rom 12:13; Heb 13:1-3; 1Pe 4:9)

18. Communicate with integrity

CROL affirms that everything exists because God communicates. Therefore, CROL is committed to truthful, accurate, timely and relevant communication. We believe good communication is essential for strong relationships, healthy families and communities, and effective ministry. (Gen 1:3-5; Num 23:19; Pro 10:19; Pro 25:9-14; Zec 8:16-17; Mat 5:33-37; Luk 4:16-22; Joh 1:1 5; Col 4:6; Jam 3:1-18)

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HISTORICAL NOTE: This document includes the CROL Statement of Purpose and the Core Beliefs and Foundational Values of CAMPUS REVOLUTION OF LOVE

CROL’s Core Beliefs and Foundational Values have been birthed through prayer and much meditation concerning what is needed to fulfill Christ’s Command concerning the great commission to go and tell every creature,

This updated document plus the following six covenantal documents form the foundational documents of CAMPUS REVOLUTION OF LOVE 

CROL’s identity and mission is further clarified by what we know as the “Four Legacy Words” given by God to Loren Cunningham through the years regarding the “alls” and the “every” to our call. Both Clayton and Leann Golliher graduated as Youth With Mission missionary and are in covenant to continued in Lorren Cunningham vision model in the command of out Lord Jesus Christ to fulfill the great commission in America.

the world since 1960.

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