University Missionary Mobilization

University Missionary Mobilization

This year I have the privilege of celebrating my first 7 years serving in campus ministry, and the most incredible thing has been knowing and seeing God in everything, especially seeing Him work in each student’s life through transformation in the Word and their relationship with God. God’s grace and faithfulness have guided me by giving me all that I needed for His mission. It has been a challenging year, but this year, in particular, has been a year of seeing the fruits of our team’s growth.

We are convinced that the biblical worldview and principles of university leaders will not only transform the lives of each student we minister to but also bear fruit in the transformation of our country and the world because university students are the next leaders in social spheres. Providing the tools for university students to discover their role in God’s mission has been a challenge that we are executing together.

As I report on the progress, this verse comes to mind: God reminds me that growth in every way belongs to Him, and this makes me thankful for what is happening.

Currently, we are establishing two campus ministries within the churches. Through our partnerships with the churches, we are paving the way to start two cells in the university faculties through evangelism and special activities that we are doing.

Discipleship is our primary focus, which is why we started a new discipleship group in April.

Aside from that, we are conducting youth missionary mobilizations in support of church planting in Merida, Venezuela.

And finally, our university cell group is growing spiritually every day among the students in attendance.

So, as a ministry, we are modeling and facilitating the tools for new campus ministries in the churches of Merida, Venezuela. We are opening discipleship groups with the new believers reached in the university cell groups, and in and through the church. We are training our leaders in mission through the mission mobilizations for the church plants, focusing on the youth and the upcoming campus ministries in these communities.