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FIELD
When Brian transferred to Central Washington State University, Ellensburg, in 2008, he began seeking out a college ministry to get involved with. Associating with Campus Ambassadors, he found a place where he could serve and grow with others and receive strong discipleship through members of the staff.

He became a student leader after a year, and continued through his final two years as a student. In 2009, under Campus Ambassadors, he went on his first missions trip to Mexico to help build houses for needy families, and then went again the following year.

Graduating in June 2011, he returned to Central Washington University in the fall to work with college students as an intern. After having experienced such a great environment for growth, service, and discipleship himself, he looked forward to returning to continue the work he began as a student leader, but in a greater capacity and focus as a staff member.

His goal at Central is to reach the unreached students of the campus, and to lead students into a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ.Brian’s ministry includes teaching, leading worship, discussions and a small group, and one-on-one meetings with students.

FAITH
Brian first accepted Christ when he was 5 years old in a Vacation Bible School class that his parents ran for the kids in the neighborhood of their home in Port Orchard. Having grown up in the church, Brian has been involved in it throughout his life, being part of AWANA, youth group, and college ministry.

FAMILY
Brian grew up in a loving Christian family on the Kitsap Peninsula, a small part of the Olympic Peninsula, a ferry ride away from Seattle. His Mom, a teacher, and Dad, a retired firefighter, continue to live in the area, while his brother works in Seattle.