Caleb Camp

Caleb Camp
Youth Ministry Intern

Caleb Camp is a student at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, where he is pursuing a major in Christian Ministries with a minor in Graphic Design. Born in Brownwood, Texas, to Carey and LeAnn Camp, Caleb nevertheless grew up in Crosby, Texas, where he and his brother were homeschooled. “Home schooling had many great advantages and is continuing to pay off even today.”

Caleb and the youth group

Caleb’s journey into ministry started at age 16, when he accepted a call to missions, specifically Japan, and spent a summer there. Since that time, Caleb has fallen deeper in love with youth ministry and music ministry as God has continued to lead his life. This love was kindled initially in 7th and 8th grade when Caleb began playing in the youth praise band at First Baptist Church Crosby. Eventually, as God continued to mold and shape him, he became the praise band leader and youth group leader. Caleb loves working with youth and enjoys meeting new people. Today his focus is youth ministry, including middle school and high school students.

“Find me on Facebook. See you soon!”

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Kristina Zufall

Kristina Zufall
College Ministry Intern

Kristina Zufall studies Psychology and Christian ministry at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor. She hopes to eventually pursue a career as a Christian counselor. Having grown up in Houston, Texas, she now calls Belton her home. She enjoys crafting, sewing, and baking, but most of all ministry.

"The transition to college is huge, and requires time, energy, patience, and calling on the Lord for help", Kristina says from personal experience. Passionate about ministry to the college-aged group, she hopes not only to reach students who do not know the Lord, but also to strengthen the faith of those who are at crucial crossroads in life. She loves how the college ministry at the Creek seeks to walk with students as they experience the college years. “I want to be there to help these students through this time by reinforcing the importance of a relationship with Christ.”

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