009169-Reiber,Eric
Collegiate/University Missionary
State College Pennsylvania
New Life Student Fellowship
December 21
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About My Family
My family and I are ministering to college students at Penn State University. My wife, Kate, my children (Fynn, Maggie and Lucy) and I are excited about living and working in the State College community. We moved to State College in 2015 in freezing February but have come to love the four seasons. We enjoy hiking, going to parks and watching our kids grow up here.
Thank you for partnering with us through prayer and resources. We love our supporters.
Thank you for partnering with us through prayer and resources. We love our supporters.
About My Ministry
When commissioning the disciples, Jesus turned to them and declared that they, "Go and make disciples …," to baptize them and teach them all that He commanded. This is the vision Jesus laid out, and it is the vision for college students.
New Life, a Baptist Collegiate Ministry, disciples students to love the Lord and to love people. In doing so, they reach out to other students on campus, and as they graduate continue to be ministers, no matter their vocation.
Penn State is one of the largest universities in the country with a student population of more than 46,000 at the main campus. There are 18–20 other evangelical campus ministries reaching approximately 1,200–1,500 students. There is much work to be done.
I serve as director of New Life as well as an elder at a church plant called The Fellowship.
New Life, a Baptist Collegiate Ministry, disciples students to love the Lord and to love people. In doing so, they reach out to other students on campus, and as they graduate continue to be ministers, no matter their vocation.
Penn State is one of the largest universities in the country with a student population of more than 46,000 at the main campus. There are 18–20 other evangelical campus ministries reaching approximately 1,200–1,500 students. There is much work to be done.
I serve as director of New Life as well as an elder at a church plant called The Fellowship.