Over the next year, I will be working with Local Church Atlanta and Faith Formation Project’s Ministry Apprenticeship Program. This year-long intensive serves to help me grow as a disciple as well as offers ministry experience and development. It’s designed to help students become more aware of their character, competencies, strengths, and weaknesses while increasing their understanding of the disciple-making process. Alongside their leadership, I will be launching PrayKSU at Kennesaw State University. PrayKSU is a young-adult ministry that exists to invite college students into a more vibrant prayer life while equipping them to be active missional disciples for the Kingdom of Heaven through both prayer room and discipleship environments. This also involves raising a year’s worth of support to allow me to take on these responsibilities full-time, in which I still have quite a ways to go. So, any support, be it in prayer or financial partnership, goes a very long way.
PrayKSU’s prayer room is the first of its kind at Kennesaw State University and exists for the purpose of facilitating radical encounters between students and the presence of God, commissioning students to be empowered disciples for the Kingdom of Heaven, and equipping students for the ministry of the Holy Spirit.