402677-Mitchel,Samue
Collegiate/University Missionary
Miami Florida
Reality Church Miami
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About My Family
Sam and I met at the University of Miami (UMiami), where we were both running the race toward the Lord, pouring into college students on our campus as Bible study leaders and disciplers and serving in kids and college ministry at our home church Reality Church Miami. God radically changed our lives in college, and we want to continue working on this mission field in Miami—at one of the darkest universities—to show students that the only thing that can truly satisfy and fulfill them is the love of Jesus.
Sam and I got married on May 8 and decided to dedicate this next year of our lives to college ministry at UMiami.
Sam is from Fredrick, Md. You can find him playing tennis or ping pong and watching the Baltimore Orioles. My hometown is Austin, Texas. My hobbies are watercolors, pickleball and reading my Bible in a coffeeshop.
Sam and I got married on May 8 and decided to dedicate this next year of our lives to college ministry at UMiami.
Sam is from Fredrick, Md. You can find him playing tennis or ping pong and watching the Baltimore Orioles. My hometown is Austin, Texas. My hobbies are watercolors, pickleball and reading my Bible in a coffeeshop.
About My Ministry
When our precursors (Kyle and Amanda) first proposed the idea that Sam and I take over when they leave, we kind of both laughed and shook our heads. We had our lives planned out—graduate, get married and enter our careers. But God had other plans and made those plans abundantly clear when He began to open every door toward college ministry and knock down every obstacle that could hinder our way. Amanda and Kyle announced that they were pregnant and would be leaving their positions to move back home at the end of the year. Sam and I were blessed with the opportunity of graduating college a year early and were left with a gap year that had a college ministry-sized hole in it.
As students, both Sam and I felt as if we were already doing full-time college ministry, now we can call it our job title!
As students, both Sam and I felt as if we were already doing full-time college ministry, now we can call it our job title!
