Georgia Tech CCF

Geogia Tech CCF began in 1987 with four students meeting in a small room at the GT Athletic Association. Since then, CCF has grown into a ministry of more than 750 students meeting in the Matthew C. Farmer Fellowship Hall for Thursday night Bible Study, small groups, leadership groups, and Monday Devotional Lunch.

CCF is governed by a 12-member Board of Directors of which Dr. James Donovan is the Chairman.

Our mission is simple: to change the world for Jesus Christ!

We believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God.

Our Mission Statement:
The Georgia Tech Christian Campus Fellowship is a refuge that creates and nurtures a closer walk with the Lord for the Georgia Tech student and other local college students.

	Rick Harper campus minister Rick and Beth Harper started GTCCF in May 1987. Rick received a degree in Business from the University of Georgia in 1983 and was also involved at the Christian Campus Fellowship at UGA. After graduating, Rick spent a year as an intern at CCF at Florida State. There he met Beth, who holds a degree in Nursing from FSU. Rick completed his Master's degree at Emmanuel School of Religion in 1987 and they moved to Atlanta to begin CCF as well as their family. Beth works at home as a full-time mother to their three boys, Garrett, Donovan, and Grayson. They are all active members of Southwest Christian Church in East Point, GA, where Rick and Beth teach a Sunday School class for young married couples. Rick's job as Campus Minister includes teaching at Bible Study on Thursday nights, leading the Big Sap Leadership group, and meeting with and counseling students. As Campus Minister, he reports to the GTCCF Board of Directors.
	Neal Baker senior associate minister Neal Baker graduated from Georgia Tech with a Materials Engineering degree in 1996. He was an intern at GTCCF from 1996-97, after which he took the position of Senior Associate Minister. Simply put, Neal does all the stuff nobody else wants to do. He keeps CCF's finances in order, manages the house, works with the sophomore leadership group, and occasionally fills in for Rick at Bible Study.
	Matthew Swain associate minister Matthew Swain graduated from Georgia Tech in 2003 with a Management degree. He was a freshmen intern at GTCCF the following year and then attended Emmanuel School of Religion where he worked on a Master of Divinity in New Testament studies. Matthew is working with students of all ages and expanding CCF through Georgia Tech team chaplaincies.
	Jenn Sigg associate minister Jennifer Sigg graduated from Georgia Tech with a Building Construction degree in 2006. She was an intern in the 2006-2007 school year and worked with the sophomore leadership group. Jenn works with GTCCF women's ministry and with upperclassmen.
	Heather Pearce associate minister Heather Pearce graduated from Georgia Tech in 2001 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. The following year, she interned at GTCCF. She then spent 5 years working in Chile for a Globalscope ministry. Heather is working with the freshmen interns and women's ministry at GTCCF.
	Ashley Hightower donor development assistant Ashley graduated from Georgia Tech with a Management degree in 2006. She was hired on to help run the donor development and donor relations.