Major: Health Science

Year: Senior 

Hometown: Queens, New York

What is GMMA to you: GMMA is family to me. Everyone who I’ve met through this organization whether it was the professionals or different chapters, they are all filled with God’s love and passion! Seeing this passion has really passed down to me and I’ve become so passionate in both my walk with Christ as well as GMMA. Coming into college I loved going on missions and serving God but there was never something that could combine both my future profession (PA- Physician Assistant) and Christianity. Until I found GMMA! As I’ve been apart of GMMA from the very first year at Drexel I’ve got to witness lots of change and God work in motion. To be completely honest it has been so hard to use my studies to glorify God and this is one of my struggles but through GMMA I’m slowly learning how I could use my future career for His works. I want to become a Physician Assistant that assists in cardiac surgeries and go on missions with my skills I’ve learned. 

Did you say wanted life-long brothers and sisters in Christ to walk with you on your journey? Then GMMA is somewhere that allows for life-long relationships to be formed. 

Major: Health Administrations

Year: Junior 

Hometown: Daejeon, South Korea (Born there) / Cherry Hill, New Jersey

When I think about GMMA it just makes me happy and excited. When I first heard about GMMA, I immediately wanted to join because of two things: Missions + Students. GMMA has allowed me to learn more about what it is to be a servant of God as students and the importance of missions. Through GMMA, I was able to meet amazing brothers and sisters from different campuses but as well as the families in Mexico. It has encouraged me (in different ways) to become the nurse that I always dream of being and helped me get back up when I was falling down due to hardships/struggles. GMMA is giving me unforgettable opportunities to do great things under God’s name that I should never take advantage of. I feel blessed to be in a community like GMMA where I can really learn in so many different aspects.  

Major: Nursing

Year: Junior 

Hometown: Fairfax, VA

What is GMMA to you: I found out about GMMA through my church fellowship at Drexel and I choose GMMA because it is such a great way to use our professions for God’s kingdom work. As students, it’s so easy to get caught up on success and to lose sight of why we are studying but with GMMA, it constantly reminds me that what I am doing is for Lord and Him only. GMMA allows me to have an amazing group of spiritual accountability partners/friends but, it also offers me opportunities to take practical approaches to do God’s work. Missions are a big part of GMMA and is a great way to fulfill the great commission but, this organization also allows us to glorify God and spread the gospel within our own campuses by loving on the members and reaching out to those who are broken. I’m so blessed to be a part of this group and I hope this short blurb keeps you interested and excited for what God is planning on fulfilling through GMMA!

Major: Nursing

Year: Junior

Hometown: Fairfax, VA

I think GMMA is a place where God allowed me to serve Jesus, learn about Jesus, and grow in Jesus. Right now, I’m uncertain as to how God will use me (or not) in GMMA (and pretty much in everyday life), but by faith, I know God will work. I’m sure there will be plenty of struggles and blessings, but all the glory to Him. To be completely honest and blunt, I am nervous, worried, and unconfident. Will I contribute anything? Something? Nothing? I don’t even have the skills to lead?! Others are so much better than me at what I’m assigned to do… Will I feel any joy when giving/receiving? Who knows? These are the thoughts constantly running through my head. Yet, I’m clinging to the promises of God in his word: that God knew me, appointed me, and will deliver me. God taught me many things about himself as a father and about myself as his daughter, and in everything he has been faithful, loving, disciplining. I’m praying that I’ll see more of him in my daily life and as an officer of GMMA. I’m praying that I’ll be able to make him proud through the gifts he’s given me and also through the fellowship with my brothers and sisters in Christ. I’m praying that I will love God even more, so I may truly love people (which is pretty much missions in it of itself). I can go on and on, but I hope that I am willing to surrender to God during my years at GMMA– that even in the dry seasons that I am going through right now, I will say yes to God. 

President, Director, and Medical Coordinator of Jesus Medical Clinic in Haiti