In the winter of his sophomore year, Steve's health plunged. Armed with that death sentence, Steve dropped out of college and began telling people that they could know God personally, that they could face eternity with confidence and peace. With the encouragement and help of Dave Thom, a Campus Crusade staff member who had become a good friend, Steve held a campus-wide meeting in 1995 at his former school, Curry College in Boston. And for the first time, he led a room full of listeners in a prayer to meet their Savior. Now it has become a lifestyle.
Crusade is a great way to get on a campus.
That's because Steve and the Campus Ministry share a common purpose. It really is supernatural. Everywhere he goes, Steve sees results, or reads about them later in letters. And for the last three years, Steve has served that call, long outliving his doctor's predictions. But he's counted the cost, and loneliness is a big part of the bill.