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“Things change.”

That’s the way that Greg Wrobleski, a non-student adviser for the Cleveland State organization, Christians at CSU, describes how he went from a molecular biology major to devoting his life to “serve the Lord” full time.

Christians at CSU is a non-denominational Christian organization for students who seek to meet others of the same faith and beliefs.

The group focuses on bringing its members together to study the Bible and participate in various social activities.

Wrobleski became involved with Christians at CSU when he moved into a house with several of the group’s existing members.

“I was the older person living in a Christian house where Christian students live,” he said. “I think I was the stabilizing feature because of my age.”

He explained that the student officers look to him for advice on event planning and other guidance.

This is the first religious organization that Wro-bleski has been involved in. After graduation last year, he then made the decision to devote his life to serving his beliefs, which meant devoting his life to Christ. “I’m not a pastor,” he said, “ I just study the Bible a lot.”

When asked about the impact of a group like Christians at CSU to the university, Wrobleski points out that recognition for the organization is growing because of the help from their official Web site.

“They visit the Web site for their initial interest and then are welcomed at our weekly gatherings from there,” he said.

Wrobleski described ways that Christians at CSU work towards bringing other students to the Christian faith.

“There is always more room to grow as far as outreach. The web page brings people in. We need to go to the people more as well,” he said.

Wrobleski summed up the strength of Christians at CSU as the students themselves. He added, “All the members are very down to earth, yet very seeking. The students here are very serious about what they are doing and are not just in it for the social aspect. Our biggest strength is that whenever we meet, the Lord is in our midst,” he said.

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