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When We Meet
Sundays and Wednesdays at 7pm
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MCF's MISSION
​What if you could see, know, and interact with God?
What if you could share life in the Holy Spirit?
What if you could be a part of real meaningful relationships centered on Jesus?
Murray Christian Fellowship is a campus ministry committed to experiencing and sharing real transformed life in Jesus with all people at Murray State University.
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Since 1968, MCF has interacted with Murray State students in order to:

Be a home away from home -
a place of safety, acceptance and care
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Have a life that follows Jesus -
that is continual and contagious
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Develop a Servant Heart -
that leads in every aspect of your life
WHAT'S NEW:
CHANGING SEASONS
Jamie and his wife, Megan
We have a new Campus Minister!
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Meet Jamie!
From the Chairman of our Board of Directors, Bill Call:
"I am pleased to announce that Murray Christian Fellowship has a new Campus Minister! James
(“Jamie”) Revell will be with us beginning July 5.
After conducting a nationwide search, we found Jamie just up the road—he is currently in Benton, KY, and is a graduate of Calloway County High School and Murray State University.
Jamie was born in New Orleans, and his family moved to Calloway when he was young. His grandparents were pastors, his parents are active church members, and his father is a professor at MSU. Jamie majored in history and for the 6 years since graduation has been teaching high school in Dawson Springs and in Livingston County; while doing so he has earned a Master’s degree from Liberty University in Religion and Church History and is a ThM-PhD candidate at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, MO. He has also served in several churches as worship leader, children’s leader and Youth Pastor, and Associate Pastor. Currently he has been serving as Children’s and Family Pastor, among other roles, at First Missionary Baptist Church in Benton. He has also been hosting a home ministry group which mostly involves college-age individuals and has recently felt the calling to serve in full-time ministry, which has led to his hiring at MCF. Interestingly, there’s a MCF alumna in his home-study group.
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Jamie and his high-school sweetheart, Megan, married while in college. They have five children, two of which were delivered by Dr. Tom Green. They weren’t involved in campus ministry while in college because Jamie worked to support the family. He worked at Lowe’s and in mowing yards, and a sideline work effort recently has been in “flipping” houses—so we are confident that he will be able to manage our ancient campus houses, as well as to lead the spiritual effort.
In our interviews with Jamie, we have found him to be very sharp and energetic and to be focused on service to Jesus, family and church. He has an impressive knowledge of scripture, of apologetic defense of the faith, and of the key role of relationships in leading new believers and discipling them. He accepts and will teach from the MCF doctrinal statement. He received unanimous approval by the Board, and we believe that he is well-prepared to take the lead minister role at MCF. I know that you will look forward to meeting him and we ask that you continue in prayer for MCF and for Jamie’s service here.
In Him,
William (Bill) Call, Chairman
MCF Board of Directors
June 17, 2024
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