As a Spanish major at Mississippi College, Holli spent a semester in Salamanca, Spain, and fell in love with the country. She returned to teach English in a nearby town two years later and connected with the Globalscope En Vivo campus ministry.
“This is unlike any fall we’ve had before,” said campus minster Jesse Bentley as he and the team at En Vivo in Valencia, Spain, kicked off the new semester in mid-September.
Months of lockdown in Salamanca, Spain, have now transitioned into outdoor meetings with masks, reports Globalscope En Vivo campus ministers Will and Laura Sallee.
Cody Spencer went to Salamanca, Spain, in 2012 to serve with the Globalscope En Vivo campus ministry. He planned to spend three years learning, growing, teaching, leading, having fun and seeing God change lives, but ended up serving for eight years.
The Globalscope En Vivo Salamanca campus ministry is a transformational ministry to university students in a beautiful, historic city in Spain.
Mitchell grew up as the son of CMF missionaries Todd and Tonja Hancock in Mexico, so his fluency in Spanish will be a huge asset to the campus ministry team in Salamanca, Spain. In addition, his Milligan College degree that focused on photojournalism and graphic design will aid the team in its ministry to university students.
Kevin Jones grew up in Los Angeles, so naturally as a kid he dreamed of being part of the entertainment industry or a marine biologist.
Over the last few months, three Globalscope campus ministers have traveled between ministries, leaving their comfortable home bases to provide a change of perspective, a renewed vision and a fresh batch of new ideas. Globalscope Assistant Director Kami Reed shares their stories and perspectives here.