Let’s Do It Together, Building a Campus Movement

November 10, 2025

Written By

Jorgie Marshall

Since starting with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship in April, this journey of faith and partnership has been one of the most stretching and beautiful experiences of my life. When I officially began campus ministry partnership development on May 1, I had no idea how many conversations, prayers, and divine connections God would weave into this story.

Every week, I meet people who remind me that this mission matters. Just last week, I sat with Cynthia Howard, a true encourager and faithful partner, and reconnected with my friend Catherine, whose words reminded me that God never calls us to walk alone. I also had the joy of attending Seated 2.0, where women from across the Tampa Bay area gathered to collaborate and share their stories. It was a powerful reminder that partnership is more than giving, it’s joining hearts, prayers, and purpose for the sake of the Gospel.

Enjoying cuisine at Manila Eats

Blind Tiger at the Tampa Bay Chamber of Commerce.

Ministry Partner Stephanie Mcneal and I at Seated 2.0.

More amazing pictures with leaders in the community! How can we impact more people?

Now, as I prepare to serve part-time on campus, the next step is clear:
We need more monthly partners, new, repeating partners who will stand with this ministry consistently.

Every monthly, quarterly, or annual commitment helps unlock a matching grant that doubles your impact and opens the door for me to spend more hours directly ministering to students and faculty at the University of South Florida.

This is a chance to sow into the lives of future leaders, professors, and professionals who will carry God’s presence into every sphere of influence. I believe that as we build together, God will multiply our seeds of faith.

Will you prayerfully consider becoming a recurring ministry partner today?

Let’s do this together, for His glory and the next generation.

A matching grant, praise GOD!

Learn more here https://givetoiv.org/JorgieMarshall

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