The Launch Mission

We’re continuing our Summer Rewind series with part two of our conversation with Dennis Stemmle, bestselling author and Lecturer at Coastal Carolina University.In this episode, Dennis takes a closer look at procrastination—what it really is, why it happens, and how students can overcome it. He also unpacks how setting intentional goals can help college students move from simply surviving to living with purpose. Full of practical strategies and encouragement, this episode is a great listen for any student who wants to stay motivated and make the most of their college years.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

We’re continuing our Summer Rewind series by revisiting another practical and encouraging conversation for incoming college students.In this episode, we talk with Dennis Stemmle, bestselling author and Lecturer at Coastal Carolina University. As a nationally recognized college success expert, Dennis shares real-world advice on how to thrive in college—starting with something every student needs: time management. From setting priorities to avoiding procrastination, Dennis offers tools to help students make the most of their time and reduce stress.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

We’re bringing back some of our favorite conversations from past seasons in our Summer Rewind series! This episode originally aired in a previous season, but the insights are just as relevant today.In this conversation, we revisit our interview with Dr. Alex Chediak, author and professor of engineering and physics at California Baptist University in Riverside, CA. Dr. Chediak is the author of Beating the College Debt Trap (Zondervan, 2016), Preparing Your Teens for College (Tyndale House, 2014), and Thriving at College (Tyndale House, 2011). He shares valuable wisdom on the transition from high school to college and the mindset students need to succeed academically and personally in this new season.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

Join us for another recap episode—featuring highlights from the college students who shared their stories and advice this season. It’s the perfect chance to reflect on their wisdom, hear their advice again, and catch any key insights you might have missed!The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

Join us for a special recap episode featuring some of the most insightful advice from our season 3 mentors! It's the perfect opportunity to revisit key topics + insights you may have missed. The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode, three high school seniors join to share their hopes, fears, and expectations as they prepare for college. They open up about what excites them—like independence and new opportunities—and what makes them nervous, including making friends, managing responsibility, and staying connected to their faith. The conversation touches on everything from choosing the right college to building healthy habits, emphasizing that personal growth, community, and trust in God are key to navigating this big transition well.Next year, we’ll reconnect with these students in a follow-up episode to hear how their expectations of college actually played out!The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.orgFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmissionFollow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode, Sadie Hickman joins the podcast to share her story and experience transitioning from high school to college. Sadie offers honest reflections on the challenges and surprises she faced during her first year, along with practical advice for high school seniors preparing for this big change. Through her insights, she encourages students to approach college with an open mind, a willingness to grow, and a focus on building strong community and faith. Sadie’s story is full of encouragement and helpful reminders that you're not alone in the transition ahead!The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

We’re back with three more real stories from college students, each offering a glimpse into the ups and downs of college life. Tommy and Kelsey read and reflect on experiences about rekindling old friendships, facing time management challenges, and learning how to overcome procrastination. These honest moments open up meaningful conversations and helpful tips for high school seniors as they prepare for the road ahead!The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode, Tommy and Kelsey read real college stories shared by listeners, and discuss potential solutions. They explore themes of navigating relationships, the importance of building connections with professors, managing anxiety, and the significance of keeping promises to oneself. The conversation emphasizes the need for community and personal growth during the transition to college life.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode, Mason Baker shares what it was like graduating during Covid and navigating post-college life. He talks about the challenge of finding solid community again and how older believers played a big role in helping him grow. Mason also shares how his fraternity experience offered more than just fun—it became a place of discipleship and spiritual growth. Plus, he reflects on how retreats helped deepen his faith along the way.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode, financial advisor Matt Andress shares insights into the profession of financial advising. Matt discusses his unique career path from ministry to finance, the educational requirements, essential skills, and personality traits for success in the field. He emphasizes the importance of problem-solving, technology, and the balance between faith and career. Matt also provides valuable advice for aspiring financial advisors, highlighting the significance of self-education and mentorship.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode of the Launch Mission Podcast, Brandon Harris, a seasoned fighter pilot and military officer, shares his journey from high school to the Air Force. He discusses the paths to military service, the commitment required, and the benefits of a military career, including retirement options. Brandon also reflects on the thrill of flying advanced fighter jets, the transition to civilian life, and the role of faith and values in the military. If you're considering a military career, this episode is for you!The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode of the Launch Mission podcast, Brad Nadolson, a civil engineer and college professor, joins the conversation to discuss the field of engineering. He explores what engineering entails, the various disciplines within the field, and the essential skills and educational pathways required to become an engineer. Brad also shares insights on choosing the right engineering discipline and offers valuable advice for high school students preparing for their future careers. If you're interested in engineering, this episode is for you!The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode, Burson Holman joins the podcast to share his journey from college to a career in commercial real estate. He discusses the dynamics of the business world, the role of faith in a professional setting, and offers valuable advice for high school students considering a career in business. Burson highlights the importance of relationship skills, time management, and the value of exploring different career paths.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode, Tommy interviews Will Davis, a young orthopedic trauma surgeon, about his journey into medicine. Will shares his experiences from high school to medical school, discussing the challenges and rewards of pursuing a medical career. He provides insights into various medical specialties, the rigorous training involved, and the importance of finding a balance between work and personal life. Will also emphasizes the significance of personality traits and skills necessary for success in the medical field, offers advice for aspiring medical students, and reflects on the integration of faith in his practice as a physician.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

Edgar Voltz joins the podcast to discuss the vital role of discipleship and mentoring in the lives of college students. Edgar shares his personal journey and shares about his involvement with the Navigators ministry at the University of Alabama. He explores the unique challenges faced by students during their college years, emphasizing the importance of authentic relationships, mentorship, and the proactive pursuit of faith. The conversation highlights how students can prepare for college, engage in meaningful discipleship, and consider their potential call to ministry.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode, Trace Hamiter discusses the significance of freshman retreats and the importance of Christian community during the critical transition to college. Trace shares his personal journey and the impact of retreats on students’ spiritual growth and connection. He also shares the challenges of loneliness in college, the differences between youth groups and college ministries, and how these retreats serve as a bridge for students to find their place and purpose in a new environment.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode, Michael Cheng shares his transformative journey from high school to college, highlighting the struggles of loneliness and fear, the importance of community, and the role of faith in navigating life's challenges. He discusses his experiences at the Oaks Retreat, the friendships he formed, and how prayer and vulnerability have shaped his college experience. Michael emphasizes the significance of sharing the gospel and the power of prayer in building a supportive Christian community.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this conversation, Kari shares insights on the transition from high school to college, addressing common misconceptions students have about friendships, social dynamics, and the importance of authenticity. She emphasizes the significance of building genuine connections, understanding loneliness, and seeking supportive communities, particularly within a faith context. Kari encourages students to embrace their true selves, be proactive in forming relationships, and trust the process of their college journey.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this conversation, Allison Sligh discusses the psychological aspects of being a college student, focusing on cognitive development, stress management, academic success, social challenges, and the experience of loneliness. She and Tommy explore how cognitive psychology can provide insights into the college experience, emphasizing the importance of managing stress, building supportive social networks, and understanding the developmental changes that occur during this critical period of life. They discuss the evolving landscape of college life, focusing on the independence of students, effective study skills, the impact of distractions on learning, and the importance of social connections. Finally, they also provide valuable advice for parents sending their children to college and for high school seniors preparing for their next steps.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode, Will Grindle shares his journey from high school to college, discussing the challenges he faced, the importance of faith, and the lessons learned along the way. He reflects on his experiences in sports, the search for acceptance, and the pivotal moments that shaped his life. Will emphasizes the significance of mentorship, accountability, and reliance on God, offering valuable insights for young adults navigating similar paths. In this conversation, Will Grindle shares insights on navigating the transition from high school to college, emphasizing the importance of faith, accountability, and community. He discusses his journey from aspiring minister to CEO, highlighting how his experiences in sports and business have shaped his leadership style. Grindle emphasizes the integration of faith in the workplace, viewing business as a ministry and encouraging others to find purpose beyond profit.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode, Katherine Wolf shares her journey from high school to college, the challenges she faced, and the life-altering experience of surviving a massive stroke. She emphasizes the importance of community, faith, and hope in navigating life's uncertainties, particularly for students transitioning to college. Katherine encourages listeners to make proactive decisions about their identity and values as they step into adulthood, reminding them that true hope is anchored in faith rather than outcomes.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.orgFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmissionFollow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission Learn more about Katherine Wolf at hopeheals.com

Join us for another special recap episode featuring some of the most insightful advice from our college students who shared their testimony this fall! It's the perfect opportunity to revisit key topics + insights you may have missed. The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

Join us for a special recap episode featuring some of the most insightful advice from our mentors this fall! It's the perfect opportunity to revisit key topics + insights you may have missed. The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

Andrew Harrell shares his journey from growing up on the mission field in Mozambique to attending college in the United States. He talks about the challenges he faced in transitioning to a new culture and finding community. Andrew emphasizes the importance of trust, vulnerability, and accountability in building meaningful friendships. He also discusses the role of faith in his life and how it has shaped his leadership as a resident assistant. His advice to high school seniors is to find a middle ground between having a plan and being open to opportunities.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

Anna Zschuppe, a stress and burnout coach, discusses how to overcome stress and self-limiting beliefs during the senior year of high school. She emphasizes the importance of building authentic relationships with oneself, others, and with Christ. Anna explains that stress and distractions can strip away joy, and she encourages students to focus on the simplicity of life and the things that are truly important. She also provides practical tips for overcoming self-limiting beliefs and finding acceptance and value in one's true identity.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

Taylor Griggs shares her journey from high school to college and how she found community and grew in her faith during her time at the University of Alabama. She emphasizes the importance of reaching out to older students for guidance and support, enjoying the senior year of high school, and being prayerful about the college experience. Taylor also highlights the significance of finding a church community and being vulnerable in order to build meaningful relationships. She encourages high school seniors to remember that their emotions and experiences are not unique and that others have gone through similar transitions.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

Jeffrey Ashurst joins the conversation to discuss the topic of staying healthy in college, specifically addressing the myth of the Freshman 15.He explores the factors that contribute to weight gain in college, such as the removal of structured environments and the prioritization of social activities over health. Jeffrey also discusses the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle in college, including the benefits of sleep, nutrition, and exercise. Throughout the episode, he provides practical tips for college students to avoid weight gain and prioritize their health. Finally, he shares the importance of physical health in college and its impact on mental well-being and overall success.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this conversation, Heather Holleman discusses the struggles that teenagers face during the transition from high school to college. She highlights four main areas of struggle: loneliness, time management, identity in Christ, and the ability to engage in meaningful conversations. Heather emphasizes the importance of developing curiosity and interpersonal skills to form warm connections with others. She also explores the concept of being seated in Christ and how it can help college students overcome feelings of inadequacy and comparison. Heather suggests that high school seniors develop a journaling practice as a way to connect with God and navigate the challenges of college life. The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In part two of our conversation with Dr. Andrea Malkin Brenner, she discusses the differences between high school teachers and college professors, emphasizing the need for students to take initiative and establish connections with professors. She explains the importance of planning and preparation for college, and the need for students to take responsibility and start acting like college students in high school! Dr. Brenner then introduces her Talking College Card Deck, which provides prompts for conversations between college-bound students and their parents. These cards cover various topics related to college readiness and transition. Dr. Brenner explains the purpose of each card and how they can be used in conversations. The conversation wraps up on the topic of self-care-- including sleep, eating, fitness, and mental health.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.orgTo learn more about Andrea and the 'Talking College' card deck, go to www.ambrenner.com Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode, Dr. Andrea Brenner discusses the challenges that high school graduates face when transitioning to college. She highlights the struggles in socio-emotional, physical, and academic aspects, particularly in terms of study skills and independent learning. The conversation also explores the importance of identity and reinvention in college, as well as the significance of preparing for roommates and managing time effectively. Stay tuned for part two of this conversation coming next Monday! The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.orgTo learn more about Dr. Brenner and the 'Talking College' card deck, go to www.ambrenner.comFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmissionFollow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

Allison Sligh, a psychology professor, discusses the challenges that college students face when transitioning from high school to college. She highlights the lack of control and unfamiliarity with new environments as major issues. Sligh emphasizes the importance of building a community and finding support systems to navigate these challenges. She also addresses the differences between high school teachers and college professors, emphasizing that college professors are experts in their fields and expect students to take more responsibility for their learning. Sligh provides advice for high school seniors, including learning life skills and familiarizing themselves with their college campuses.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

Blake Smith, a football player at Huntington College, reflects on his faith journey from high school to college. After multiple sports injuries in high school, Blake began to question God but eventually grew closer to Him, prioritizing Bible reading and church involvement. In college, he faced loneliness and temptation but found community through church and his team. Leading Bible studies and staying grounded in his faith helped him navigate college life. Blake advises high school seniors to be intentional about finding Christ-centered friendships and a church, as "what you seek, you'll find" in college.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this conversation, Tommy and Jordan Acer discuss financial preparedness for college students. They address common misconceptions about college students and money, such as the belief that all college students are broke. They also talk about the dangers of credit card debt and the importance of having a budget. Jordan emphasizes the need for financial discussions between parents and high school seniors before college, as well as the importance of tracking spending and distinguishing between needs and wants. They also discuss the role of financial planning for college students and offer advice on saving and investing for the future.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode, Brent Latta, director of counseling at Briarwood Christian School, discusses the main challenges high school seniors face, including tension with parents, college uncertainty, and future anxiety. She advises students to prioritize faith, take things one step at a time, and focus on upcoming deadlines. Latta highlights important college factors like major, location, affordability, and involvement opportunities, along with tips for finding scholarships and navigating the FAFSA process. She encourages seniors to enjoy their final year, get involved, and seek support from counselors and parents!The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.orgFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmissionFollow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

Katie Bulmer, the host of the Truth For Your Twenties podcast, joins the conversation to share her passion for helping college students navigate the challenges of comparison and finding their purpose. She emphasizes the negative impact of social media comparison and encourages students to focus on their unique circumstances and passions. Katie also speaks to sorority women about their power of influence and how they can use it for good. She advises students to surround themselves with positive influences and get involved in activities that align with their values and goals. Katie encourages students to make a plan and regularly evaluate their progress towards their desired future.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Learn more about Katie at www.katiebulmer.lifeFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

Hello, Class of 2025, and welcome to The Launch Mission Podcast! Season 3 is here, with new episodes dropping every Monday. In today's episode, Tommy and Kelsey share exciting updates from The Launch Mission, along with a sneak peek at this season's guests and the wisdom they have to offer. Be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode! And don't forget to check out our blog at www.TheLaunchMission.org/blog, where you can dive deeper into the weekly podcast topics as we explore challenging subjects and valuable insights. Ready for liftoff?? The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.orgFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmissionFollow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

Kairos is a grace-based community of college students that freely shares the soul-satisfying love of Jesus! Kairos offers opportunities to connect, worship, grow, and serve alongside other college students. In this episode, Kairos Coordinator Nicole Embree joins the conversation to discuss the Kairos church campus ministry and how to get involved. We also discuss the college transition and advice on how to prepare!The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.orgFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmissionFollow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmissionTo learn more about Kairos at Ames, go to ames.lutheranchurchofhope.org

The Episcopal Campus Ministry (ECM) is a Christian community focused on worship, prayer, service, and hospitality for students, faculty, and staff at local colleges and universities. University Ministry invites students and members of the UNC community to "come and see," offering companionship as they explore their faith during a time of academic study, vocational discernment, and learning essential life skills for adulthood.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.orgFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmissionFollow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmissionTo learn more about ECM at UNC, go to www.thechapelofthecross.org

Baptist Student Ministries staff member Jeff Kennon joins the podcast to share more about this campus ministry. BSM is an organization that provides opportunities for spiritual growth, friendship, leadership, and missions. Where students connect in their college years (particularly during those first weeks) can significantly impact their college experience. Every campus looks different, but each BSM's priorities are the same: evangelism, discipleship, missions, leadership, and church life.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.orgFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmissionFollow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmissionTo learn more about Texas BSM, go to txbsm.org.

RUF, or Reformed University Fellowship, understands that college is a time when beliefs are explored and helps connect the big truths of the Bible with the big questions college students face, reaching students from all backgrounds with the hope of Jesus Christ. On this episode of The Launch Mission Podcast, Ben Griffith joins us to talk more about this campus ministry. Ben is on staff with RUF in Birmingham. The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.orgFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmissionFollow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmissionTo learn more about RUF, go to www.ruf.org.

Campus Outreach aims to glorify God by building laborers on college campuses to reach the lost world through evangelism and discipleship. The ministry partners with local churches to develop Christ-centered leaders among university students. It operates on 122 campuses in the U.S. and around the world. In this episode, we hear from Campus Outreach Columbia staff member, Vaughn Volious. The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission To learn more about Campus Outreach, go to www.CampusOutreach.org

The next college ministry we're discussing is Campus Crusade for Christ, commonly referred to as "Cru." The mission of Cru is to "win, build, and send Christ-centered multiplying disciples who launch spiritual movements." Cru is a remarkable ministry that reaches every corner of the globe and almost every college campus. In our interview with Clemson Cru staff member Matt Cooper, he shares what it looks like to get involved with this ministry.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.orgFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmissionFollow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmissionTo learn more about CRU, go to www.cru.org

Continuing our campus ministry spotlight series, this episode highlights YoungLife College. In our interview with Blake Spann, a staff member from YoungLife College Memphis, we discuss how Young Life operates on a college campus and how it welcomes all students to seek, question, and grow in their faith, within a community and alongside a YoungLife leader.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmissionFor more on YL College, go to younglife.orgDownload the 3C App, go to this link on your cell phone: www.download3c.app

The Campus Ministry Spotlight Series continues with a focus on the ministry of Chi Alpha, which is active on more than 300 campuses throughout the U.S. and around the world today. This episode features Chi Alpha staff members, Alex and Katie, from Iowa State University. The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmissionFor more on Chi Alpha, click this link: https://chialpha.comDownload the 3C App, go to this link on your cell phone: www.download3c.app

The Navigators is a college ministry that is active on 160 campuses across the US. They offer encouragement, support, and discipleship to help college students know Scripture and deepen their faith. In this episode, we talk with Brian Hopp, who is on staff with The Navigators at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, and David Hoobler, who is on staff at Illinois State University. The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.orgFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmissionFollow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmissionDownload the 3C app to see the campus ministries on your college campus! Go to: download3c.app

Michael “Ash” Ashburn has dedicated 50 years to working with Young Life and is the most compassionate and sincere communicator I know. He is a gifted storyteller, and has a special message to share with the class of 2024. The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.orgFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmissionFollow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

Join us on The Launch Mission Podcast for another special recap episode featuring some of the most insightful advice from the spring episodes. This is a great opportunity to hear insights and wisdom you might’ve missed! The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.orgFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmissionFollow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

As we transition into summer, join us on The Launch Mission Podcast for a special recap episode featuring some of the most insightful advice from our episodes. It's the perfect opportunity to revisit key topics and insights you may have missed! The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.orgFollow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmissionFollow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission

In this episode, Tommy and Kelsey discuss another four stories of college students facing challenges and provide solutions. The first story highlights the importance of finding Christian community in college, even during challenging times like the COVID-19 pandemic. The second story focuses on the fear of stepping out and taking opportunities for growth and community. The third story explores the dynamics of rooming with a best friend and the potential challenges it can bring. The final story addresses the struggle of feeling left out and offers advice on communication and prioritizing community.The Launch Mission can be found online at www.thelaunchmission.org Follow us on Instagram at www.instagram.com/thelaunchmission Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thelaunchmission