In this episode of The Villager Voice, host Jared Luma interviews the president of Cru at Stevenson, a Christian college organization, junior Libby Kearns about her journey with her faith and advice on being a disciple in a college environment.
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Religion and SU – Does God Love Me? with Libby Kearns
President of Cru at Stevenson, junior Libby Kearns, discusses her religious experiences in college with host, Jared Luma
October 31, 2023
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About the Contributor
Jared Luma, Podcast Host
Jared is a junior communication major from Baltimore, Maryland. Outside of hosting podcasts for The Villager Voice, he enjoys writing, playing basketball, and is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. After college Jared wants to pursue some form of creative storytelling through writing.