by Manny and Sunny Kim
A College Ministry Podcast to help campus ministers stimulate their thinking, share resources and ideas, as well as inspire and develop a heart for the college campus. The hope is that we would reach college students with the Gospel as well as raise up kingdom workers to reach future generations of students in every college town! RSS Feed: https://anchor.fm/s/5dc28f14/podcast/rss
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June 24, 2026
<p>In this episode of the Reach Podcast, Manny sits down with Paul Worcester, national collegiate director for the North American Mission Board and founder of Christian Challenge and the Campus Multiplication Network, for a wide-ranging conversation about college ministry, evangelism, discipleship, prayer, and multiplication. Paul shares how God used trials, small beginnings, and everyday faithfulness to shape his ministry at Chico State and beyond, offering practical encouragement for leaders who want to build a culture of evangelism and raise up students who make disciples.</p><p> Paul's Resources: https://linktr.ee/paulworcester </p><p> • Thrive Bible Study</p><p> • Three Habits Ebook</p><p> • For The Harvest Podcast</p><p> • Jim Elliot conference message</p><p>https://www.campusmultiplicationnetwork.com/podcast/s1e11</p><p> • “Master List”</p>
June 9, 2026
<p>In this REACH episode, we sit down with friends from our first-ever Bible Leadership Institute (BLI) cohort to unpack what a year of bi-vocational leadership training at the Acts 2 Training Center is like. In addition to classes and workshops, they share how God used serving behind the scenes at the Acts 2 Training Center (ATC) helped to stretch their servanthood muscles in surprising ways. Along the way, they talk about finding rest in daily Scripture, gleaning wisdom from seasoned pastors and Barnabas leaders, and gaining a “front-row seat” to what God is doing across youth, college, church plants, and global missions in our network. Whether you are in ministry, bivocational work, or just curious how leaders are formed over decades, this conversation offers an honest, hope-filled window into how ordinary faithfulness over time shapes kingdom leaders.</p><p><br></p>
May 24, 2026
<p>In this episode of the REACH podcast, we sit down with CPIs (Church Plant Interns) who chose to give their first year after graduation not to career or grad school, but to helping plant new churches in college towns. We trace the storyof our CPI program from its beginnings in 2014 at UC Santa Barbara through the “Great Scattering” to the recent teams at UIUC, MSU, and IU, where they witnessed salvations, baptisms, and countless behind‑the‑scenes stories of God at work. Along the way, we talk about calling, life on a church plant team, learning under pastors, and how a CPI year can clarify life purpose and set a long‑term trajectory for missions and ministry. Whether you’re in our network or just curious from the outside, this conversation offers an honest, faith‑building glimpse into what it’s really like to spend that precarious first post‑grad year on high‑stakes gospel mission as a CPI.</p><p></p>
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A College Ministry Podcast to help campus ministers stimulate their thinking, share resources and ideas, as well as inspire and develop a heart for the college campus. The hope is that we would reach college students with the Gospel as well as raise up kingdom workers to reach future generations of students in every college town!
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