I have witnessed many college graduates struggle to find the same sort of fellowship, discipleship, and challenging opportunities that they experienced as students while involved in these campus ministries after graduation. In many cases, they struggle to fit in with a local church or in the communities where they are launching into their chosen vocational field. Sadly, many find that their passion for following Christ wanes as they experience the pressure of trying to make their way in their field and in life in general.

However, there is good news! Now there is an opportunity available to build on what you have experienced in college.

Three years ago I was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer that, at this time, is incurable. I have entered an experimental treatment with a research group at the University of Pennsylvania. I hope to be able to help them find a cure for this cancer.

In the meantime, the chemo treatments for the cancer have made it necessary for me to retire on long-term disability after serving 38 years as a missionary. Over those years I accepted many different assignments from the Lord in some of the spiritually darkest corners of the world.