Run Club Team

DIRECTOR OF RUN CLUB

Brogdon is a sophomore at The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina. He has been deeply impacted by the power of prayer and longs for others to experience a more intimate relationship with Jesus. Since coming to Christ, he has been passionate about reaching the lost and praying for revival on his campus. His love for religious community for his hometown is the driving force behind Run Club. In addition to his spiritual leadership, Brogdon serves on the social media team for VIZION, creating reels and designing flyers to help share the ministry’s message.

DIRECTOR OF HOSPITALITY

Abby is from Chapin, South Carolina, and is currently a Chemical Engineering major at Clemson University. She is passionate about seeing a revival take place in Chapin this summer and is excited to see Christ move in powerful ways throughout the community. Abby values being part of the VIZION community as it comes together to worship the Lord and share the Gospel across the town. Whether through run club, VIZION worship gatherings, or serving the local community, she is grateful for every opportunity to multiply disciples and make Christ known.

DIRECTOR OF RUN COORDINATION

Denise is originally from Greensboro, North Carolina, and relocated to South Carolina at the age of 16. She has worked in the field of radiology since 1999 and currently specializes in mammography. Denise is passionate about encouraging others to pursue the interests and activities that bring them joy and a sense of purpose. She believes it is important to chase goals and dreams, recognizing that God takes delight in the things that bring fulfillment to His people. At the same time, she views hobbies and passions as opportunities to honor God and serve as a testimony that can positively influence and inspire others.

CO-DIRECTOR OF RUN COORDINATION
David is originally from Princeton, New Jersey, and moved south to attend Duke University. He went on to Emory University School of Medicine and completed his radiology training at Vanderbilt. Since 1999, he has served as an interventional radiologist at Lexington Medical Center. Running has been a consistent part of David’s life. He was first introduced to the sport through orienteering meets with his father, learning to navigate with a map and compass while running. He continued through high school, where he competed in track, and into college. For David, running is a way to step away from the noise, reflect, and spend time with the Lord.