Campus Ambassador

About Living Bread

In a world pulling itself apart at the seams, Living Bread gathers something back together.

We are building a home for everyone who calls on the name of Jesus Christ — the Children of God, from every nation and walk of life — to do what the earliest church did: share freely. Gifts. Talents. Food. Shelter. Time. Prayer. Not as a transaction, but as a witness — so that the world sees, in the way believers love one another, the love of the One who first loved them.

There is no gate at the door. Christ does not check credentials. He has met the atheist, the Muslim, the agnostic, the Buddhist, and the Hindu, and called each of them by name — so Living Bread welcomes anyone drawing near to Him, wherever they're drawing near from .

At the center of it all is the practice, not just the belief: confession met with forgiveness, burdens met with prayer, need met with provision. Faith, made visible in works — "whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me" (Matthew 25:40) — until it becomes unmistakable, the way Christ said it would be: "By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another" (John 13:35).

No ads. No algorithm deciding what you see. Just:

• A chronological family feed — nothing engineered, nothing hidden
• Daily Scripture
• Simon , an AI companion ministering in nine languages
• A live map of the Kingdom , showing believers serving their cities in Jesus' name

Living Bread is live on iPhone, Android, and the web — and we're now building the founding student leadership who will carry it, campus by campus, into the next generation.

Position Summary

The Campus Ambassador owns Living Bread at their school. You are the reason the believers on your campus find the platform — and the voice of your campus inside the company.

This is a leadership role with real ownership: your campus, your strategy, our support.

Responsibilities

Represent

• Serve as the exclusive Living Bread representative for your campus

Connect

• Introduce the platform to campus ministries (Cru, FCA, BCM, InterVarsity, chapel and church college groups) and their leaders

Show Up

• Run at least one onboarding moment per month — a tabling hour with a QR code, a chapter announcement, a dorm Bible-study demo, an onboarding night

Launch

• Launch one campus-wide moment per semester — a 21-day flame challenge, a serve-the-campus day, a finals-week prayer chain

Shepherd

• Onboard and personally follow up with new student members

Report

• Send a brief weekly report : signups, stories, objections, ideas

Test

• Test new features first and give structured feedback — Ambassadors are the platform's most important test group

Gather

• Attend the monthly Ambassadors' video call

Qualifications

• Current student with an active faith and familiarity with your campus's Christian community
• Involvement or leadership in a campus ministry strongly preferred
• Comfortable speaking to small groups; consistent and self-directed

What You Receive

• The official Campus Ambassador title — résumé-ready, reference letter provided
• A monthly call with the founder and first access to every feature
• Leadership experience in product growth, community building, and ministry

Before You Apply: Try It, Then Tell Us What You Think

Ambassadors are our most important test group, so we want your instincts before you're even onboarded. As part of your application, spend some time in the app first — a few days is enough to speak from, a week gives you a real feel for it.

Install (about 1 minute):

iPhone

Install Apple's free TestFlight app from the App Store, then open testflight.apple.com/join/KsqUERj5 on your phone and tap Install

Your first days in the app: Complete your profile, light your flame, post one prayer, explore My Family, try Serve, and meet Simon. You can't represent what you haven't lived in.

How to give feedback:

1. iPhone users — take a screenshot inside the app. TestFlight will offer to send it straight to the developer with your notes attached. This is the fastest path.
2. Everyone — keep one running note: what confused you, what felt broken, what you loved, what's missing.
3. If the app crashes on iPhone, TestFlight will ask to share the crash report — always tap yes.
4. Big ideas welcome — student suggestions have shipped in the same week they were sent.

How to Apply

Tell us:

1. Your school and your ministry involvement
2. How you'd reach your campus
3. Your honest first impressions from your time in the app — what you loved, what confused you, what you'd change

We read the third answer as closely as the first two. How you see the app is how you'll represent it to your campus.

"So then, as we have opportunity, let us do good to all people, especially to those who belong to the family of believers." — Galatians 6:10