Campus Outreach

I currently serve as the Campus Director, and Meg serves as a women’s coordinator for the Lexington region. Meg and I both came to know the Lord in college (Georgetown College for me, the University of Kentucky for Meg). Prior to knowing the Lord, we were both going down paths that led us far from God. During that time, God used Christians in our lives to share the good news of the gospel with us. We both responded in faith around the same time, at our respective schools. In the years that followed, we were discipled by Campus Outreach staff. We were learning how to build our lives upon the gospel, and with time, we each became passionate about sharing our faith with others. This led to a desire to come on staff with CO to be like those people who greatly influenced us in our walks with the Lord. We came on staff together at Northern Kentucky University in 2015. Over the years, we have seen many come to faith in Christ and have had the privilege to be discipled as we were. Many have committed to local churches in northern Kentucky and abroad. We want to continue to build laborers for the kingdom of God in this area for many years to come.
Aaron and Meg have been married since 2015, and have one daughter, Josie.

The Lord revealed Himself to me in 2017, and since then, I have made it my aim to know Him and make Him known. For five years, I served as a Young Life leader, deepening my love for evangelism among students. When my wife Tareza introduced me to Campus Outreach after we got married, I saw the depth of gospel work happening on college campuses and knew I wanted to be a part of it! I now serve on the resource team for our region, helping equip and train all Campus Outreach staff in Kentucky, while continuing to disciple men on NKU's campus.

Andrew has been married to Tareza since 2022, and together they have two children, Emma and Jack.

The Lord captured my heart while I was in middle school. I became aware of the wretchedness of my sin and the beauty of the cross. I went to EKU and struggled to find Christian community. It was there where I stumbled upon a CO event and was able to plug in with a healthy church and believers who cared about sharing the gospel. Being in CO, the Lord changed the trajectory of my life and grew my desire to help other women know and follow Jesus. I felt the Lord call me to go on staff to help other women know and love Jesus and hope to change the trajectory of their lives. I pray to be a subtle part of the story God has written for women at NKU to help redeem their views of themselves, family, and their future. 

All my life, I have been part of a church, but it wasn’t until my freshman year at NKU that my relationship with Jesus became real. I started coming to Campus Outreach events, which was the first time I can remember feeling God‘s presence through people. Because of that feeling, I kept coming back, a few weeks later I understood the gospel for the first time, and I was changed forever. Knowing the grace of God pushed me to pursue a relationship with Him (something I couldn’t do without that grace) and led me to grow in so many ways throughout college. I got to be on the student leadership team, go on Summer Projects, and eventually graduate and come on staff with CO!
As an active member of campus staff for two years now, I LOVE what I do! It’s always hard to believe it is my job. Seeing college-age women grow to love Christ more, become more like Him, and share Him with others is so beautiful. And I get to be a tool God uses in all of it!

I grew up in Northern Kentucky and attended Northern Kentucky University, where I now serve on staff with Campus Outreach. I didn’t grow up in a Christian home, so college was a pivotal time in my life. It was through Campus Outreach that the Lord completely transformed me. I believe God saves people with others in mind, and that was true for me. During my freshman year, I met Aaron Wilson, our Campus Director. Through his mentorship and discipleship, along with the power of God’s Word and the community I found, my life's trajectory was completely changed. It was during that time that I caught the vision of multiplying my life by building disciples and laborers on the college campus.
I’m incredibly thankful for this opportunity. It’s a true privilege to labor on campus and be part of what God is doing in students' lives.

Adonis has been married to Carly since 2025.

I grew up living for myself and the world, putting my identity in popularity, sports, and success. I attended WKU and looked for satisfaction in temporary things until my Junior year, when the Lord met me at the lowest point of my life through Chase, a Campus Outreach staff member, who began sharing Jesus with me and invited me into a gospel community. At New Year's Conference 2022, I understood the deadliness of my sin and turned to Jesus. God continued to sanctify me through the Church, a Discipleship group, and Summer Training Projects. As I began sharing my faith with students around campus, I wondered if the Lord may be calling me into ministry — and after graduating in the fall of 2024, I decided to go on staff with CO Lexington.

Jordon has been married to Erin since 2025, and together they have a son, Abram.