Evan Morgan, Campus Director

E-Mail: emorgan@campusoutreach.org
Birthday: 6/5/88

Hometown: Silver Creek, GA
Degree: Middle Grades Education

Interests: Sports, outdoors, etc.

Favorite Books: Teaching to change lives & Pilgrim’s Progress

• Personal Mission Statement: Redeemed by Christ to make His name known and treasured.
• Favorite Verse: I Timothy 1:15-17
• Testimony: I became a Christian my first year at Georgia Southern. Having been raised in a Christian home, I was familiar with the stories of Jesus and the Bible, but never really thought or cared to think of the implications of the scriptures in my life. During the Christmas break that semester, because of a Bible study a few of my friends and I were in, I started trying to apply Christian morals to my life and live perfectly. Failure after failure broke me to point to see my need for Christ. I received and surrender to His life, and have since then had Him as Lord and Savior.

Anna Stephens, Women’s Coordinator

Email:Astephens@campusoutreach.org

Birthday: 4/20/87

Hometown: Augusta, Ga
Degree: Sociology-goal of doing social work or inner city work
Interests: Sports, working out, reading, watching movies, hanging out with people
Favorite Books: Hunger Games, Redeeming Love, The Help, Knowledge of the Holy

• Personal Mission Statement: Isaiah 61:1-4 glorifying God by bringing the Gospel to women, that they may be set free from their sin and brokeness that they have experienced through generations of sin. Redemption and restoration.
• Favorite Verse: Romans 8:32
• Testimony: I grew up in the church and was a legalist. I went to college and began giving my life to worldliness.  During my sophomore year, a staff girl with Campus Outreach shared what it meant to truly make Jesus the Lord of my life. Once I understood and began to study the word that December, God redeemed me.

J.T. Martin

Lindsey Stevens, Regional Women’s Coordinator

E-Mail:
Birthday: July 14
Hometown: Griffin, GA
Degree: Business, Finance
Interests:  Traveling, playing sports, hiking, and hanging out with friends
Favorite Books:  Gospel Primer, Knowing God, Evidence Not Seen, and Transforming Grace
Personal Mission Statement:  Glorifying God by seeking to know and love Him above all things and being an agent of redemption in the lives of those around me.

• Favorite Verse:  “But blessed is the man who trusts in the LORD, whose confidence is in him.  He will be like a tree planted by the water that sends out its roots by the stream.  It does not fear when heat comes; its leaves are always green.  It has no worries in a year of drought and never fails to bear fruit.” ~Jeremiah 17:7-8
• Testimony:  Growing up going to church was a social event for me.  I began to find significance in being “good”, having friends, and playing sports.  That pattern continued for me into college.  It wasn’t until my junior year in college that I realized there was a big gap between what I thought it meant to be a Christian and actually having a relationship with God.  It was through seeing some of my sorority sisters living out the Christian life that made me question if I had ever truly surrendered my life to Christ.  I became painfully aware that nothing I could do would ever warrant eternal life – not even being “good”.  Freed from that pressure, I turned to Christ to accept the gift of eternal life through trusting in Christ’s life, death, and resurrection as my salvation.

Chris & Cary Drinkard, Regional Director and Area Director

About Chris:

• E-Mail: chrisdrinkard@campusoutreach.org
• Birthday: Sept 23, 1975
• Hometown:  Washington, GA
• Degree: B.S. in Civil Engineering (Georgia Tech)
• Interests: Wrestling with my kids, Water and snow skiing, Hunting, Golf (occasionally), Exercising/Running
• Favorite Books: Knowing God (JI Packer), The Master Plan of Evangelism (Robert Coleman), Holiness (JC Ryle), Spiritual Leadership (Oswald Sanders), Good to Great (Jim Collins)
• Personal Mission Statement: To Live for the World to Come
• Favorite Verse: Hebrews 11:13-16
• Testimony: Through my high school years, I grew up with a general understanding of the gospel but I simply wanted to live life my own way.  Like a splinter in my soul, I knew that something was not right in my relationships with God, but I didn’t know what.  During my first two years of college, my spiritual life took a back seat to this freedom I now had to experience the world.  Yet, during my sophomore year, the Lord sent a man into my life who challenged me with the discrepancy between what I claimed to believe and how I lived.  As I began to personally study the Bible, I realized that I could live for Christ – or myself – but not both.  At that point, I surrendered my life to Christ and began to experience the joy and freedom of eternal life.  Throughout the remainder of my college years I continued to grow in my love for God, my knowledge of his Word, and my desire to influence others for Christ.  Upon graduation in 1998, I joined the Campus Outreach staff team at Augusta State University where I met Cary Hanks, who would become my wife three years later.  God has blessed us with three children (Susanna, Daniel, Mary Beth) and the privilege of continuing to build laborers on the campus for the lost world.

Luke & Tina Niday, Campus Outreach Augusta Regional Resource Director

• E-Mail: lniday@campusoutreach.org
• Birthday: Luke August 10 – Tina March 11 – Mary Davis April 13 – Emilee December 3
• Hometown: Fitzgerald, GA
• Degree:  B.S. in Mathmatics
• Interests: Reading, having fun with My family, water skiing
• Favorite Books: DAWS, Eternity in their hearts, Peace Child, Gospel for Real Life
• Personal Mission Statement: To Resource, train, mobilize and launch leaders into Kingdom work.
• Favorite Verse: Isaiah 55: 1-2
• Testimony: I grew up in small town South Georgia attending church for as long as I could remember. I knew what was right and what was wrong and strived to be a morally good child, but in 1995 I was introduced to a verse that rocked my teenage mind. Isaiah 64:6 says, “All of us have become like one who is unclean, and all our righteous acts are like filthy rags; we all shrivel up like a leaf, and like the wind our sins sweep us away.” As I read that verse I became convinced that my best deeds had no chance of getting me into heaven. I had to trust in Christ alone for my salvation, I could no longer trust in my good works. My desire to share my faith led me to college at Georgia Tech and that same faith led me to Georgia College and State University where I got involved in Campus Outreach and came on staff in January of 2004. Since being on staff I have served as Campus Staff, Financial Administrator, Administrator, Campus Director and Area Director, currently I’m serving as Resource Director for CO Augusta and on the Global Executive Director team.