Dan & Becky Guenther are privileged to oversee Chi Alpha Campus Ministries on 14 colleges & universities across Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Alaska. We train and care for our campus pastors, our volunteers—and really, anyone who wants to love college students! Our focus is to grow student groups on every campus and empower them to fulfill God's global mission.
(If you're a student, you can find your campus here!)
We want to:
Students are God’s powerful resource for redeeming a lost, broken world. They are on the eager edge of life—ready to be launched into His plan for the world. In Chi Alpha we "find, feed and fight for" these students on campus, and teaching the skills to disciple others in the halls around them. Responsibility is like Miracle-Gro in a student's spiritual life.
Dan & Becky each encountered Jesus powerfully as students on a secular campus (WSU and WWU). Now we ask God to reach the nations through a new generation of college students.
Mission statement: We reconcile students to Christ, transforming the university, the marketplace, and the world.
Pacific NW Chi Alpha is our network of college ministries in Washington, N. Idaho, Oregon, and Alaska. We are supported by the Assemblies of God, Chi Alpha USA, and many students who have graduated in the past.
Our family is called to love college students. We need a team who will invest to see students fulfill the global mission of God. On every campus, and in every country! Will you partner with us?
1. Use giving.ag.org. Our missionary account is #2613651. You can easily set up gifts here. NOTE: please click "Create an Account" first, so you can access your giving and make changes in the future.
2. Or send a check each month. Make gifts to 'Chi Alpha', memo '2613651 Guenther', and mail to:
U.S. Missions
1445 N Boonville Ave
Springfield, MO 65802
To contact the Assemblies of God with additional questions about giving to the Guenthers, please call 417-862-2781 (ext 3264), or send an email to AGUSMFinance@ag.org. Or just contact us directly!
Dan & Becky Guenther are privileged to oversee 
