In-Life

In-Life has been, is and will be a place where I could meet a super group of people I can still trust, where I could find inspiration and encouragement for various areas of my life (eg EQ, relationships with parents, peers, financial literacy ...) and which led me to ask deeper questions about God, myself and the world ... I definitely recommend to every college student who wishes to invest the student years, not just "spend" :) Thank you very much for everything!

I like to remember my student summer for the most part thanks to in-life, where I met real friends, had a lot of good fun and got oriented in life. In-life has something to offer to those who, while studying at VS, want to just go to a party in a club, sit in a pub or play PC games and watch serials, but want to use this rare time for your personal development and go deep. In-life helped me, among others, to fight procrastination, overcome fear of people and talk in English at summer English camps. In my in-life, I feel open to voicing Christianity, which wants courage in our society. At the same time, everyone can decide whether he can hear anything from the Bible or want to know more and can come to the event for that purpose. In in-life, I have met very open and friendly people who come to each other and accept them. This also carries a certain risk that people who have their agenda and want to convince themselves of their truth, change in-life to make it more to their liking, or find a partner among "good" Christians, will come. These people usually drive or later hit and some of them fail to bear too much, and then I even need to be negative about in-life publicly. But I appreciate the fact that both leaders and students in-life deal with these external pressures directly and wisely and with an attitude of humility, love, understanding and forgiveness.

Great practical seminars, lectures, Bible studies, inspiring people with character. I met In-Life in the year I started to study university in Prague and I was excited that someone was so dedicated to university students focusing on character building, spiritual development based on the Bible (what I was looking for the most as a student) and also super english campy. Thanks a lot!

In-Life (at least that's what it says on its website) is here for those: . who want to discover their uniqueness ... they want to make new friends ... they don't want to be just carried away by the current ... looking for a vision and specific goals for their lives ... believe that change is possible I have to say that throughout my university studies, from the first year I met In-Life, I can be more and more convinced that this is true. For me, In-Life has always been an immensely building community of intelligent and decent people. I owe him the best friendships and experiences during my university studies. What I appreciate most is that I was able to discover that relationships are the most important thing in life. In-Life was part of that. I wish this non-profit organization the best and even greater impact on the generation of university students in the Czech Republic and Sr.

I have known this super band for almost 5 years, where I spent a lot of my free time with them. (btw 5 years = 20% of my life so far :-D) And now, when I look back at the end of my college, what it was like, I think no Hollywood hit about college life full of dreams would come out of it :-D Why? Because: true friendships - which held me when I needed to; adrenaline at the annual men's weekend challenge; getting to know people from all corners of the Czech Republic and Slovakia; obtaining information for personal development; campfires with guitars; English camps with native Americans in the Giant Mountains; the possibility of studying the Bible and its values; opportunities in self-realization in what I enjoy; FACT MEGA KILLER FUN AND FUN; knowing ourselves - our strengths and reserves; playing all kinds of sports and boards for fun; ski boots; possibility to extend the comfort zone; “Lasergejms” -kina-karts-chat in a pub / cafe; and more and more things. But the most important thing I have gained is knowing and developing what really matters to life: “Relationships” and “What a person deeply believes within”. Sometimes I voluntarily help in my spare time with the preparation of some action. Why am I doing this? Because I see in my life that what In-Life does is really meaningful.

I am incredibly grateful to know In-Life. I have met people who are interested in others, who want to build character and transmit values. The range of In-Life events is really varied and rich - there's always a great atmosphere and lots of fun! I think it will be a matter of heart forever. :-)

I am very grateful for In-Life! I have found many good friends here who share the same values ​​as me. Individual events helped me to improve in my English (English talky) or also in performing in front of people. I am grateful that In-Life is a non-profit with Christian attitudes and I am glad that in the university environment I was able to find a community of people who are open to this topic. I appreciate the wide range of events on offer, whether from educational to fun or weekend and week trips, such as the English Camp with Native Americans. Attending lectures from In-Life allowed me to be more balanced with myself and manage better time-management, which is very useful for the student. He can say that I perceive growth in the area of ​​my character. I recommend In-Life to every single student who has the opportunity to come and is located in one of the university places. :)

I spent 3 years in Brno Integrity Life (hereinafter IL). The first year of the public event + Summer Conference. The remaining years (2017, 2018) I got to another of the private events. The decision to expel me was made on September 25, 2018. I was officially expelled for the following vaguely worded charges against me: • I have a problem with evolution (I believed that Christ can be believed in the theory of evolution at the same time) • I do not agree with how relationships are conducted in IL The primary purpose of IL is to convert students into "conservative evangelicals" with an emphasis on efficiency and performance. If the student does not develop according to the ideas of the leader, or the management believes that he will not be convinced in any aspect, he is excluded from the organization. In my particular case, the method of exclusion resembled Jehovah's Witnesses (accusations of unbelief, purposefully putting pressure on my closest friends to break contact with me). The position of the organization in the role of the victim, the student as an aggressor. Challenge the faith of the excluded and condemnation from the core of the community. The behavior of the organization is in clear conflict with the values ​​that the community proclaims. Educational ambitions are fully conditioned on a single goal, to convert students in the most efficient way. An example is the English Camp, where English only serves as a means of evangelization. Within IL, there are unwritten dogmas of how to partner. Management takes them as recommendations. Nevertheless, I was expelled on charges of disagreeing with them. And members follow these dogmas. • The first year to approach only Christ, not to form partnerships. • The believer + unbeliever relationship is inappropriate, in the case of an already existing relationship, an effort to convert a partner, pressure is exerted through the organization and its members. If the conversion fails, pressure is applied to the gauge. • Partnerships only start at an older age. • The spiritual leader knows what is and is not good for you, including relationships. The top management of the organization is fixed and is always performed by the same people who also figure in the Integrity Pension. IL prevents the imaginary connection with the church from being considered "another of many churches / sects". The organization's approach is quite insincere and manipulative. On the outside, the organization is overly warm and kind. Leadership treats disciples "as children," is deliberately given incomplete information, and demands are raised gradually, actively seeking to eliminate any potential resources that might discourage students from further Bible study. Recruitment of new members takes place through regular "surveys" (members go to the dormitories, knock from door to door and invite you to IL events, present spiritual laws), public events (English Talk, lectures,…). With preference given to people with the potential to convert. Private stays have several levels. Management decides whether or not participation is appropriate for you. There is a so-called discipleship system in IL, each with its own spiritual leader. The spiritual leader and leadership of the organization decides whether it is good for the person or not, including relationships, participation in events, sports, spending free time. Like the dogmas mentioned, they are intended as recommendations, but non-follow-up leads to exclusion. The effort to reform and educate the individual is very obvious. Information within an organization usually travels through spiritual leaders to the organization's top management. Often, interpersonal relationships are addressed at the organizational level. For many members, the spiritual leader and leadership of the organization has a higher authority than the family, partner or long-term friends. In connection with the social bubble, this usually leads to a number of family earthquakes, broken relationships. In 2018, two of us were expelled from the Brno community. I am at least the third person excluded on the basis of differences of opinion on relationships. Despite the efforts of the management of the organization to bury the bad experience, in 2017 a bachelor's thesis appeared on the topic of IL. Based on my own experience and the subsequent epilogue, I come to the same conclusions. A: It is very sad that you have to think this way. All the while in IL, I never dared to push any changes.