About missionary work
Every Christian is really a missionary, wherever he/she is at. Jesus calls us in Matthew 28:18-20, the Great Commission, to go to all the nations, make disciples, baptize them, and teach them to obey Jesus's commands. After I became a Christian in April 2000, God called me to serve Him, first as staff member with Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship (short: Chi Alpha, or XA) at the University of Missouri-Columbia the next 5 years, then as staff member with Chi Alpha at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) since 2005
On the pages here, I am telling you about Chi Alpha, then I am explaining, why UCLA is such a crucial place for ministry, and what missions opportunities are available. To do effective ministry, I need your prayer and financial support - find out, how. To find out more what God already has done in my life, please look at my testimony, also see my short little histories of XA at Mizzou and at UCLA, and my newsletters. Finally, I made available my papers I wrote for long-distance courses, called Berean courses at Global University.
Newsletters
Between 2007 and 2009, I was in Germany and only helped the UCLA ministry long-distance. Since then, I have written newsletters in German (which will eventually appear here); English updates were not distributed in paper form.
Here are my old newsletters in PDF format. They are reports and prayer requests covering my full-time missionary service to the college campuses in Missouri-Columbia (2003 - 2004) and UCLA (2005 - 2007).
Warning: The earlier files are fairly big, so it might take some time to download.
- 2007 (Vol. 4)
- 2006 (Vol. 3)
- 2005 (Vol. 2)
- 2004 (Vol. 1)
- 2003 (Vol. 0)