Form Servant Leaders Who Will Transform the World

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Form Servant Leaders Who Will Transform the World

Father X became my spiritual director, my confessor, and my friend. I took copious notes and reflected upon them during my three hours of commuting to and from UCSF each day where I was a research analyst in the neurosurgery department. I began sending a ‘Meditation of the Day’ text to my family and closest friend. This quickly grew and now reaches 5,000 people! … I characterize this chapter in my life as Abandonment to Divine Providence. The Lord continued to stretch my heart.

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Form Servant Leaders Who Will Radiate the Joy of the Gospel

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Form Servant Leaders Who Will Radiate the Joy of the Gospel

“Be where your feet are,” said Sister Joannie, my high school campus minister, at my high school graduation. At the time, I did not quite understand what she meant by this. It wasn’t until I was suddenly thrown into my new life at Stanford that I soon realized how important these words would be not only to my college experience but also to my relationship with Jesus.

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Form Servant Leaders Who Will Encounter Christ

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Form Servant Leaders Who Will Encounter Christ

That’s when I came upon the first of many invitations to Encountering Christ, which manifested itself as a Small Group. … my Small Group helped me see—and feel— God work around me. I didn’t know it then, but I sensed what I later realized to be the Holy Spirit, moving in my small groups leaders. It reached out to me, fueling a desire to know more, feel more.

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The Path of Discipleship

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The Path of Discipleship

Being a part of CC@S has been an integral part of my stanford journey. Much of the seeking of Christ and community that I sought during my transition freshman year was answered by joining the leadership in CC@S my sophomore year. Since then, my prayer life has grown tremendously—growth that I attribute in large part to the discipleship that I experienced in this community.

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