ABOUT US


VISION
The vision of Salt & Light Christian Fellowship is that students at Brown and RISD know they are fully known and deeply loved by God and can be wholly found and justified in Jesus Christ.
To this end, our purpose is to equip students to:
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Study and apply Scripture
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Serve their communities, including their campuses and the local church
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Grow in their personal faith, grace, and discipleship
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Learn about the tenets of Christian doctrine through the lens of Reformed theology
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Foster meaningful relationships in the body of Christ
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Share and live out the Gospel
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Actively participate in church community and service upon graduation
Meet our campus minister

Travis moved to Providence from St. Louis and has lived in a variety of places in the Midwest and on the east coast. He holds a B.A. in Economics and started his career in the corporate world, working for multiple Fortune 500 companies before going back to school for a Masters of Divinity and to pursue a call to full-time pastoral ministry. Travis has been the pastor of Salt & Light at Brown/RISD since the fall of 2022, and his favorite thing about his job is getting to know students over meals or coffee. You can often find him at Ceremony, the Blue Room, or Carr Haus!
Meet our InternS

SUSANNA JOHNSON
Susanna did most of her growing up in Oklahoma City with her parents and two brothers. She graduated from the University of Georgia (go dawgs!) with degrees in French and journalism. God used RUF in huge ways during her time at UGA, providing her with rich Christian community, lifelong friends, strong teaching, and a deepened love for Jesus. In her spare time, Susanna loves to read, travel, ride her horse, and have good conversation over good coffee!

KEDRICK CONDIE
Kedrick grew up in California and Colorado before moving to Georgia to study architecture and entrepreneurship at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD). His love for creativity extends into many spheres, including sketching, painting, music, writing, and film. During his time at SCAD, RUF offered him a compelling vision of Christian community and helped shape his understanding of God’s good design for work and creation. This formative experience of God’s grace sparked Kedrick's desire to walk alongside students as they explore their faith within a secular college environment. He is excited to begin ministry at Brown/RISD, where he looks forward to getting to know students, engaging their diverse interests, and encouraging them in their journeys.
