Cliffe Knetchle,senior pastor and campus evangelist, speaking to a skeptical student about religion in the LBJ Ballroom on November 10, 2025.
Chi Alpha, a church in San Marcos catered to Texas State University students, hosted Cliffe and Stuart Knetchle. Here, Cole Yarbrough, Chi Alpha participant, student at TXST, waits at his booth to answer any questions people may have and invite them to church events.
As Cliffe continues to talk about all things Jesus Christ, students patiently wait in a long line to ask Cliffe a question.
Chloe Mercado, 24, TXST student, listens to Cliffe and Stuartin a sea of people.
Overlooking the LBJ courtyard, Chi Alpha invites anyone to come to their table and recieve prayer/welcome them to their community.
Lauren Hopkins, 21, TXST student, watches from the back of the crowd to hear what skeptical listeners have to say.
Cliffe Knetchle, senior pastor and campus evangelist, speaking to a skeptical student about religion in the LBJ Ballroom on November 10, 2025.
Kenny Rodriguez, 21, TXST student, doesn’t let anything stop him from stopping by to hear the opinions of Cliffe and Stuart, bringing his guitar with him wherever he needs to go.
Chi Alpha, church in San Marcos catered to Texas State University students, advertising their small group bible studies.
All security measures were taken into account while entering the LBJ Ballroom to listen to Cliffe and Stuart Knetchle, creating long lines/wait times to get in.
On November 11th and 12th, Cliffe and Stuart Knechtle visited the LBJ Student Center Ballroom at Texas State University to share the gospel and engage students in open dialogue about Christianity. The event, hosted by Chi Alpha, college minestry serving students at Texas State University, drew a mix of curious listeners, skeptics, and believers who gathered to hear the Knechtles’ campus-style Q&A preaching. My photos capture moments from the talk, including Cliffe addressing the crowd, students reacting and asking questions, and the hosting organization’s booth that welcomed attendees and shared resources about how to get involved with their organization/church.
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