Impact Retreat
Board of Directors
Impact is a recognized Texas A&M student organization and is completely student-run. While students are the primary decision-makers, a team of 3 local ministers serve as a Board of Directors to help guide Impact's student leadership. The Board is an invaluable resource that helps keep Impact focused on it's primary mission of glorifying the Lord through serving freshmen.
Impact's Board of Directors is:
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Ben Stuart, Executive Director of Breakaway Ministries Ben Stuart has been the Executive Director for Breakaway since the summer of 2005. He grew up in Houston, Texas, and graduated from Texas A&M University in 1998. After graduation, Ben served as a youth pastor in Spring, Texas, as a teacher at Houston's Metro Bible Study, and as a speaker at youth camps and conferences. Along with Breakaway, Ben currently attends Dallas Theological Seminary and enjoys spending time with his beautiful wife, Donna, and their dog, Tai. Ben's passion in life is knowing God and making Him known. |
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Matt Morton, College Pastor at Grace Bible Church Matt Morton currently serves as the college pastor at Grace Bible Church in College Station. Matt graduated from Texas A&M in 1998 with a Mechanical Engineering degree and received his Masters of Theology (Th.M.) at Dallas Theological Seminary in May 2004. After graduating from DTS, Matt accepted his current position at Grace. Matt is married to Shannon and the Lord has blessed them with three children, Elizabeth (2004), Abigail (2008), and Samuel (2010). |
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George Jacobus, College Minister at Central Baptist Church George Jacobus currently serves as the College Minister at Central Baptist Church where he has served since June 2008. George attended Texas A&M and graduated in 2002. He and his wife, Lindsay, have 3 children: Brooke, Hudson, and Hallie.
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In addition to the Board of Directors, Impact also has two Texas A&M Staff members that serve as university advisors.
Impact's advisors are:
Patrick Williams, Academic Advisor, Mays Business School
Risa Meyer, Academic Advisor, Mays Business School
