When I went to college I thought the most significant growth I would experience would be intellectual knowledge. I was set on studying to be a physical therapist and made all my decisions around that goal. God had another plan...
Within the first few weeks of being at the University of Pittsburgh, I was invited to a bible study. I returned week after week with an increasing desire to know more and began growing in understanding God and learning how Jesus fits in to every aspect of my life. An excitement in seeing others also come to know Jesus more intimately grew and physical therapy quickly lost it's appeal.
As the end of my senior year approached, I considered multiple different options, but I knew there was one that I wanted more than the rest. I was frequently asked, "If you could do anything, what would it be?" Over the course of my four years, my answer became clearer and clearer. I want to talk about Jesus and I want others to have the opportunity to know Him.
Rather than the knowledge from a classroom, it was a journey in my faith that significantly defined my four years of college. My life has been changed by the hope I have found in Christ and I cannot imagine anything more fulfilling than being blessed to give students the same experience.
Within the first few weeks of being at the University of Pittsburgh, I was invited to a bible study. I returned week after week with an increasing desire to know more and began growing in understanding God and learning how Jesus fits in to every aspect of my life. An excitement in seeing others also come to know Jesus more intimately grew and physical therapy quickly lost it's appeal.
As the end of my senior year approached, I considered multiple different options, but I knew there was one that I wanted more than the rest. I was frequently asked, "If you could do anything, what would it be?" Over the course of my four years, my answer became clearer and clearer. I want to talk about Jesus and I want others to have the opportunity to know Him.
Rather than the knowledge from a classroom, it was a journey in my faith that significantly defined my four years of college. My life has been changed by the hope I have found in Christ and I cannot imagine anything more fulfilling than being blessed to give students the same experience.
