There are over 300,000 college students that attend school within the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas! It is amazing what happens when college students gather to ask honest questions of scripture, earnestly follow Jesus, and share life with each other. We hope you will join us to further this vision of God’s kingdom breaking through on college campuses.
The Diocese of West Texas is committed to creating and sustaining relationships with students who are attending institutions of higher education inside and outside its borders.
Tami Woods lives in Kyle with her spouse, the Rev. Mike Woods, their three children, and two dogs. Her family attends St. Elizabeth's in Buda where the Rev. Mike serves as Vicar. Tami completed her undergraduate degree from the University of Texas, Austin and earned a master's degree at Our Lady of the Lake University, San Antonio. Tami shares, “Being involved in campus ministry at UT Austin was extremely formative for me, and I am so excited to get to explore new ways of doing ministry that will be just as meaningful to students today."
Walt is a native son of San Antonio, baptized and confirmed at St. David’s Church. In high school, he attended the McCallie School in Chattanooga, TN. serving as an active member of its student vestry. In 2021, he graduated from the University of Virginia with a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Science with a Public Policy minor. Walt shares, “Nourishing me both spiritually and emotionally, the support I received in college from the people of St. Paul’s, Charlottesville kept me grounded even in the most chaotic of times. I would like every student in our Diocese to have a place like that.”
Tami Woods, Director of College and Young Adult Ministries
tami.woods@dwtx.org
Walt Buzzini, Campus Missioner
walt.buzzini@dwtx.org
The Rev. Kevin Schubert, College Missions Committee Chair
Kschubert@ststeve.org
Rector - St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Wimberley
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Interested in starting a campus or young adult ministry in your area? Contact Tami Woods to get started.
Contact Walt Buzzini and Tami Woods for more information.
Contact Walt Buzzini, DWTX Campus Missioner.
Contact Walt Buzzini, DWTX Campus Missioner.
Contact Pastor Alex Serna-Wallender, University Chaplain.
Contact Susan Lindstrom, Christ Church in San Antonio.
Contact Walt Buzzini, DWTX Campus Missioner.
Schreiner University, Kerrville
Contact Jenny Ligon, St. Peter's Kerrville
Contact Tami Woods, Director of College and Young Adult Ministries.
Contact Susan Hanson, from St. Mark's Church in San Marcos.
Contact the Rev. Stephen Shortess, from St. Andrew's Church in Seguin.
Contact Pastor Wes Cain, University Chaplain.
Your diocesan family wants to support you!
Share your information with us as you begin or continue your college journey. We will use this to stay connected with you and share information about College Missions and Young Adult Ministries in and out of the Episcopal Diocese of West Texas.
Click here to send the College Missions Committee your contact information, and members will connect you to the closest student ministry, young adult ministry, or Episcopal congregation near you.
TheDiocese of West Texas College Missions Council supports ministries of, to, andwith young adults (ages 18-30) both on and off college campuses. We are callingfor proposals from parishes that envision ministry for and with young adults inthe dioceses. Grants of up to $5,000 are available to support young adult andcampus ministries. Grant recipients may reapply as needed, and as grants areavailable, in the same fiscal year. Interested congregations may send proposalsto the committee which will be responsible for allocating grant monies andcoordinating college ministry efforts.
Click here to save the grant application and read more.
Tami Woods, Director of College and Young Adult Ministries
tami.woods@dwtx.org
Walt Buzzini, Campus Missioner
walt.buzzini@dwtx.org
The Rev. Kevin Schubert, College Missions Committee Chair
Kschubert@ststeve.org
Rector - St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Wimberley
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