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San Antonio Urban Programs

Overview of SAUP


San Antonio Urban Programs wants to see *students transformed by the Gospel, *the renewal of the university and the city though God’s plan of reconciliation and justice, and *the development of lifelong world-changers seeking God’s purposes in the world.

We help students gain God's heart for mission, in part by forming long-lasting partnerships with ministries in San Antonio working with the underprivileged. There are two programs, each with a slightly different focus, a Spring Break Plunge and a Summer Program.

Quick Facts

Spring SAUP Registration
Spring Break Plunge 2022
Estimated Cost:
(includes food, mileage reimbursement & lodging)
$150 by Feb 17, 2022
$175 by Feb 24, 2022
​Dates: March 17-12, 2022
Summer SAUP Registration
Summer Program 2022
Support Target: $2300
Dates: (Tentative) June 3 - July 19, 2022

SAUP Core Values

1.  Training
Learning together the about Gospel’s redemptive message personally, relationally, and systemically in our world. Students will engage topics like evangelism, spiritual disciplines, ethnic identity, poverty, and injustice through the lens of the Gospel via discussions, devotionals, testimonies, teaching, and experience in the community.
2.  Service 
Partnering with and learning from ministries in the community through increasing deep relationships.
3.  Community 
Students and staff growing together through communal spiritual disciplines, living and working in community, and learning to manage conflict.
4.  Spiritual Disciplines 
Relating with God and God’s people through worship, prayer, reflection, group process, weekly ROS, prayer partners, staff 1-on-1s, and debriefing retreats.
5.  Neighborhood/Church
Community involvement by building relationships and expanding our comfort zones through community outreach.

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  • Home
    • New Students
  • About
    • Our Team
    • World Student Day
    • Virtual Ministry Playbook
    • Missions >
      • San Antonio Urban Program >
        • San Antonio Spring Break Program
        • San Antonio Summer Program
      • Student Training in MIssions >
        • Apply for STiM
        • STiM FAQ
      • Spring Break Projects >
        • Houston Chinatown Program
        • Tehuacana Spring Break Program
      • Global Missions Programs
      • Sending Partners
  • Campus Locations
    • Texas
    • Oklahoma
    • Arkansas
    • Louisiana
  • Recweek
  • Intervarsity Impact
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    • Volunteer
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