London, England (UK)
CO London was launched in 2020 and serves in partnership with Inspire Saint James Church to serve students at City, St Georges University of London. They exist to build laborers in London where 8.7% of the 9 million people are evangelical Christian. London is a hyperdiverse city where 40% of the population is born outside of the UK and over 300 languages are spoken daily. The team's prayer is that God would raise up laborers in London to impact the world for Christ.
Our Team
Chad & Mandy Mary
Chad and Mandy were involved with Campus Outreach as students at Arkansas State University. They joined staff and were married in 2004. Together they served with the Indianapolis region for 16 years. From 2004-2010, they were reaching and discipling students at the University of Southern Indiana. Chad then served as the Director of Mobilization from 2010-2020 in which he helped prepare and send students into the world to make an impact for Jesus. In light of the vast need for laborers around the world and the strategic nature of the location, they are currently leading a staff team in London, UK. Chad and Mandy have four children: Evie, William, Annie, and Lottie.
Hannah Blazer
While on staff in London, UK, Hannah had the opportunity to engage with students from over 30 different nations. By living in this melting pot of cultures, the Lord burdened Hannah with how desperately the UK and the world needs the Good News of Christ. International cities like London are becoming epicenters for global influence, making London a particularly strategic location to share the good news of Christ with university students, the global leaders of tomorrow. Hannah is excited and humbled to continue being a part of how God is reaching the nations through the ministry of Campus Outreach in London, UK! Through her new role, Hannah will be meeting students on campus, onboarding new female staff, and organizing ministry events and conferences across the CO UK network (Edinburgh, London, and Birmingham) to expand its reach and to increase the effectiveness of the student movement there.
Rylee Callahan
Born in a small Ohio town, Rylee found her faith in Christ Jesus as her savior in 2016. Five years later, she began attending Liberty University, pursuing a degree in Strategic Communications. It was during her freshman year that she came across Campus Outreach, igniting a passion for serving the Lord’s purpose in her life. After her first summer project with Campus Outreach, she felt a calling for international missions, driven by the desire to spread the gospel to those who haven’t heard it. Now, she’s thrilled to have the opportunity to continue the Lord’s work in London, U.K.
Garrett Collenback
Garrett grew up in church always hearing, “Jesus loves you and died for your sins,” but never realized it was the weight of his sin that made Jesus have to die in the first place. Garrett began to question that love and eventually came to the conclusion that he wanted no part of a God who said He loved him, yet denied him a “happy” life.
In 2013, Garrett met Campus Outreach staff members Justin and Heath, who shared the gospel with him. He finally realized that a “happy” life means following Christ. After Garrett gave his life to the Lord, he started making disciples himself. Nothing fires him up more than seeing young men know and behold the beauty and worthiness of Jesus.
Kyle Dulick
Growing up in the church, Kyle always had a knowledge of Jesus and his death on the cross. However, in college, he was ready to set his faith aside to pursue all that college had to offer in relationships, social status, career implications, and everything in between. However, Kyle quickly found his life unfulfilling. Fortunately, Kyle met a guy named Will who shared the Gospel with him clearly, read the Bible with him, and showed him the love of Christ. Kyle realized that he had never truly made the decision to go all in and be made new by Jesus (2 Corinthians 5:17) and be crucified with Jesus (Galatians 2:20). He made the decision to go all in after his freshman year. Throughout college, he developed a heart for those in other nations to know Jesus. This led him to join Campus Outreach in London, England, and to introduce college students to Jesus like Will did for him.
Matt Henningsen
Matt grew up without knowing Jesus. Although he had heard His Name and had been to a few services, he did not understand God or His character. Matt was an atheist, mad that God allowed this fallen world to exist. He followed the way of the world until college, where the Gospel was depicted clearly to him for the first time. Over time, he saw and started to understand the worthiness and glory of the cross, how Jesus was the perfect and only substitute for the sin of all people. The Gospel was a radical message that required radical change, so he surrendered every aspect of life to Jesus. Matt gained a vision for trying to bring the Gospel to all those who needed to hear it, and he’s excited to move to London to share the gospel with students not so different from himself, as well as use his God-given gifts to serve the local church.
Anna Jacks
Anna Jacks grew up in a Christian home and knew about Jesus from a young age, but she did not have a personal relationship with Jesus until her freshman year of college. Throughout her college years, she was committed to a group where she learned how to share her faith with others, read and study the bible, and grow in knowledge and love for Christ alongside other women. Now, she is excited about what God is doing on college campuses around the world and is eager to be a part of it. She is praying that God would use her time in London to help people know and follow Christ.
Ansley Sickeler
Ansley was raised with Christian values and viewed faith as a framework for morality rather than a personal relationship with God. That began to shift during her freshman year at Kennesaw State University. As she wrestled with questions of identity and purpose, her involvement in Campus Outreach opened her eyes to a deeper truth—that her identity is found not in behavior, but in Christ. After graduating, Ansley entered the workforce and eventually began serving with her church’s youth group. Through several years of walking alongside students, she felt a stirring in her heart to pursue vocational ministry. Her passion for people and desire to help others recognize God’s love for them led her back to CO. Ansley is eager to serve in the diverse city of London, where she is committed to sharing the gospel, fostering community, and praying that God’s word reaches people of every nation.