Sponsor

John Claude Coffman
Forest Park Bible Church, St. Louis, MO

Goal: $500

I’m interested in serving at the Rethink College Camp because it's a valuable ministry. While I believe it 's important to have firm biblical convictions, I also believe that it is necessary to be informed about the views and ideas that differ from your own so that you can accurately test them with Scripture. If our goal in life is to make disciples of Christ, then we must be able to intelligently interact with those God has put before us. The power to save is in the gospel, but we need to be ready to clear away any intellectual stumbling blocks that might give people trouble growing to know the Lord. I hope that by being a volunteer at this camp, I can in some way help those attending grow in their knowledge of Scripture and what they believe about it.

Jeffery Wells McMillian
Christ Fellowship Bible Church, St. Louis, MO

Goal: $500 

I like serving at Rethink College Camp because it gives me an opportunity to know what the next generation believes about Jesus. One of my favorite parts of camp last year was how often I was able to connect with students to see how Jesus was impacting their lives. I also enjoyed interacting with students who were struggling with their beliefs. It was such a helpful lesson in how to have beneficial gospel conversations. ReThink315 really fosters a healthy environment to ask questions. We’re also exposing students to the types of conversations that they’ll have when they get to college. Doing all this on a college campus adds a tremendous amount of preparation for the future.

Brandon Johnson
Reach Church, St. Louis, MO

Goal: $500

During my sophomore year of high school, I struggled to make friends and struggled to apply my Christian faith in the real world. That summer, I went to an apologetics camp that Jeremy and his team ran, and everything changed. The encouraging, Biblical atmosphere with leaders and fellow students was better than anything else I had experienced. My faith and confidence skyrocketed after that, and I'll always be grateful. I have volunteered and will continue to volunteer for ReThink315 to sow into the students in the same way that I was sowed into.

Jeffrey Krumm
Red Church, St. Louis, MO

Goal: $500

My own college years were marked by rebellion against Christ. My relationship with Him today isn’t perfect, but it’s real, alive, and growing. That redemption fuels my passion to pour into this generation of students who might be wrestling with the same questions, doubts, and identity struggles I once did.

My heart burns to help others understand that apologetics isn't just about having the right answers—it's about pointing people to the truth and radical love of Jesus Christ. I’m eager to learn more about apologetics myself so I can more effectively teach and walk alongside college-aged men and women in their faith journey.

I also believe this opportunity is an answer to prayer. I’m looking forward to seeing how He moves through this camp—not just in the lives of the students, but in the city as a whole. I’m expectant, ready to serve, and grateful to be a part of what God is doing.

David Holbrook III

Goal: $500 

Esther Holbrook

Goal: $500

Mollie Monje
First Baptist Church House Springs, MO

Goal: $500

This camp and this ministry is important to me because I have always been passionate about sharing the gospel and gaining more knowledge in order to do that better. This camp helps students gain new perspectives on a variety of topics that may help them further their ability to share the gospel. I appreciate the unique opportunity it gives students to hear from knowledgeable people from all different backgrounds and perspectives, which can be valuable when deciding what they believe, and how to share that with others. This camp has had a great impact on my own faith and knowledge. Now I am passionate about volunteering so I can help others learn from all these speakers and panellists.