Collegiate/University Missionary
State College Pennsylvania
New Life Student Fellowship
December 9
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About My Family
I am ministering to college students at Penn State University, where I myself attended and graduated in 2017. I became a Christian halfway through college after reading the New Testament and soon after got involved in New Life ministry. Having a burdened heart for my lost peers around me and having grown so quickly myself with the help of those who discipled me in New Life, I was thrilled when a year later God called me to stay and serve with this ministry after I graduated.
I love food of all kinds and enjoy exploring new international cuisines. I love learning—especially about God’s Word and other cultures. Comedy has always been my favorite genre to watch and create, and I love making people laugh and laughing with them!
I love food of all kinds and enjoy exploring new international cuisines. I love learning—especially about God’s Word and other cultures. Comedy has always been my favorite genre to watch and create, and I love making people laugh and laughing with them!
About My Ministry
New Life Student Fellowship is a Baptist collegiate ministry and has been at Penn State’s campus for almost 30 years with a vision of making whole-life disciples.
Penn State has a population of more than 46,000 and is considered to be an unreached campus with only about 1,500 students involved in a ministry. This is why we look for students who aren’t even necessarily looking for us, and we strive to help them grow in their love for God and for all people.
We seek to present our students mature in Christ so they may be intentional lights in their communities, and we seek to send them off equipped to minister and serve wherever God calls them after their time in college.
Penn State has a population of more than 46,000 and is considered to be an unreached campus with only about 1,500 students involved in a ministry. This is why we look for students who aren’t even necessarily looking for us, and we strive to help them grow in their love for God and for all people.
We seek to present our students mature in Christ so they may be intentional lights in their communities, and we seek to send them off equipped to minister and serve wherever God calls them after their time in college.
