International Students at ASU - September 9, 2022

EPISODE · Sep 9, 2022 · 26 MIN

International Students at ASU - September 9, 2022

from Amplify Peace: Creating a Better Story Together · host Amplify Peace

Send us Fan MailDid you know that over one million foreign-born students are enrolled at US colleges and universities? Locally, the campus of ASU is the number one public university chosen by international students with more than 13,000 from more that 136 countries enrolled. What does that mean for us? The people of so many nations are among us, and we have incredible opportunities to bless and serve these young adults and families with love and hospitality. Many of these students go back home and become leaders and influencers on many different levels, including government. We can make a difference because of Jesus.BIOCharles BoyleInternational Students Club Campus MinisterCharles Boyle is a former advertising executive who has spent the past 30 years helping the local church fulfill their God given directive to make disciples of all nations. He and his wife, Tracey, are currently full-time missionaries with International Students Inc. Their purpose is to share Christ’s love with international students and to equip them for effective service in cooperation with the local church and others. Thousands of international students live within a few miles of their home, and they thrive in being able to bless the students.

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