Isolation
Fuse provides a place of loving community for Christian students who would otherwise be apart, and for any student who wants to be there.
Madison-area Christian clubs
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To love & to serve
Fuse clubs give Christian students a place to love one another in community and to serve their classmates, teachers, and schools.
Our Mission
Our mission is to create a gathering place for Christian students to love one another in community and to serve their classmates, teachers, and schools.
That gathering place takes the form of a school club.
Why Fuse?
School is where students spend their days.
Fuse makes school a place where Christian students find community and make a difference. Here are three gaps Fuse fills.
A missing space
Students spend most of their day at school. Fuse gives them a space for Christian community right where they already are.
A service gap
Fuse gives students a home base to organize practical ways to serve their classmates, teachers, and school as Christ calls them to.
Fuse clubs bring Christian students together to love one another and to serve those around them.
The Pillars of Fuse
Two commitments shape every club.
Love
Fuse club members strive to love one another in community.
Getting to know the other Christians in your classes, encouraging one another in faith, and building friendships that reflect Christ’s love.
“Love one another” (John 13:34)
Serve
Fuse club members strive to serve their classmates, teachers, and school.
Practical projects that meet real needs, like teacher appreciation, finals study halls, and supply drives for students in need.
“Love your neighbor as yourself” (Mark 12:31)
The Name
What does the name Fuse mean?
The name comes from fusion, a reaction in which atoms join together to form something new and release tremendous power in the process.
Fuse clubs bring Christians together to love one another, and that love flows outward as students serve the people around them.
Come together Love one another Serve your school
Get Involved
There’s a place for you in Fuse.
Fuse clubs grow when students, teachers, parents, and church leaders work together.
Students
Gather a few committed friends and start or lead a club at your school.
Learn how →Teachers
Serve as the adviser most schools require and help student leaders thrive.
Learn how →Parents
Support your student’s club with prayer, encouragement, and practical help.
Learn how →Church Leaders
Connect students and teachers with Fuse and offer pastoral support.
Learn how →Is there a Fuse club at your school?
Search by school name to find a club, its adviser, and when and where it meets.
Don’t see one yet? Help start one.