Grant Linneman

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Grant’s time as a student with Uni Impact was key to his spiritual growth and development. Grant came on staff in 2006 and currently serves as the Tasman Network Coordinator, seeking to grow the movement and develop staff across the Tasman Network. His passion is to see people living out of their identity in Christ and using their gifts, talents, and experience to joyfully serve God in their work, church, and family.

Sam and Sara Miller

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Sam came to faith in his fourth year at the University of Queensland. Sara grew up in Birmingham, Alabama and came to faith at a young age. She then moved over to Brisbane for an internship in 2016. Now, Sam and Sara both work on the team in Brisbane. Sam’s role is the Brisbane director, and Sara is a part of the campus staff team and shares the role of women’s coordinator. Their prayer is that, as more Australians come to Christ, many would have an impact on God’s Kingdom through laboring in local churches in Australia and around the world.

Wellinton Alves

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Wellinton trusted in Christ as a teenager. He continued to wake up in the middle of the night with a sense of urgency to pray nearly every day for 2 months. As a college student at UFMG, Wellinton was drawn to Campus Outreach because of the authentic community and friendships. He began to deepen in his relationship with Christ and believe in Campus Outreach’s vision. Wellinton came on staff in 2012 and works on campus at UFMG. Now in 2020, he will start working with Uni-impact in Brisbane/Australia.

Sara Shi

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Campus Outreach and the staff women associated with them were the vehicle that brought me to Christ my freshman year of college. Through the relentless love of this ministry, I was able to finally trust the Lord with my soul and believe that in His goodness, He could provide for me in ways this world could not. Because of this, I decided to officially go on staff internationally with Campus Outreach in Brisbane, Australia at the University of Queensland. I hope to be a loving vessel for the gospel for lost women on the college campus there.

Toby Burstow

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I benefited greatly from Uni Impact during my studies. Having godly men who invested in and made themselves available to me challenged my faith deeply and is a big reason why I’ve committed to a year as a Uni Impact Intern. One of my main passions is people and, having lived in a residential college for three years, have experienced the need for godly interactions in this environment. I’m excited to see how God is at work in students at UQ.

Clay and Merrell Hubbard

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Clay and Merrell met at Samford University where they both significantly grew in their relationships with Christ. Clay served with Campus Outreach in Australia from 2015-2016. Upon return, Clay took a job with Campus Outreach at Samford in early 2017, and Clay and Merrell were married later that year. They are passionate about seeing young men and women come to know the Lord and grow in their relationship with him. They believe that Australia is a strategic place to do this, and are excited to be joining the team there!

Austin Ungerbuehler

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Austin studied architecture at Kansas State University and was involved in Student Mobilization or “StuMo,” a campus ministry that seeks to build spiritual leaders for Christ from the college campuses of the world. He attended StuMo’s summer project called “Kaleo” where God opened his eyes to the need for following Christ. After that summer, Austin was given opportunities to travel to Asia and to serve as a leader at two more Kaleo projects. Since following Christ, he has grown a heart for his friends who don’t know the gospel and for all peoples around the world. He is excited to get to join CO SERVE to advance the gospel in Brisbane, Australia and throughout the world!

Kameron Gladney

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My name is Kameron Gladney. I was born in Mississippi, reared in Texas, and attended college at JCTC/University of Louisville. From there, I graduated with a degree in Criminal Justice. I was a collegiate rugby player, and I will be going to Brisbane, Australia for 2 years.

Ashley Britton

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Born right outside of the nation’s capital, Ashley was raised in a Christian community that nourished her with truth. As she grew, she understood the gospel on a personal level as God began to transform her heart and mind. Her local church and campus ministry in college guided her into a deeper relationship with Jesus and gave her a desire to show others what it means to be made alive in Christ. She recognized the need for laborers overseas and is grateful that she can be a part of what God is doing as He makes disciples of all nations!

Leah Townsend

Campus Staff

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Leah was born and raised in a Christian family in Fairfield, Texas. She then headed to Houston, where she got a degree in Elementary Education at Houston Baptist University. During her sophomore year of college, God used a woman on staff with Campus Outreach to interrupt Leah’s life. The truth of the gospel led Leah to repentance, and she put her faith in Christ. She learned how to daily walk with Christ, apply and teach Scripture, and share her faith. Leah’s vision for ministry is for women from every tribe, tongue, and nation to see their brokenness and need for a Savior, turn from their sin, and chase after God. She wants to be a part of God interrupting people’s lives in Australia just as He interrupted her life.

Dylan & Annie Mann

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Having come to know Christ through student ministry, Dylan and Annie found a love for ministry and have been serving together since being married in 2013. A decade later, the Lord unified Dylan and Annie in a desire to do ministry overseas. As they began to take steps in that direction, the Lord provided an opportunity in Brisbane, Australia. They look forward to serving at Christ Community Church as the Generations Leader. They are excited to continue to do what they love as they partner with Campus Outreach to work with kids and teenagers in order to plant and water seeds for the gospel on the other side of the globe. Dylan and Annie are excited to make the move Down Under with their three children: Piper, Penny, and Sullivan.