About UsWe are a community of students striving to follow the Lord Jesus Christ and spread His glory on the campus of Northwest Missouri State University. We invite you to spend time in fellowship and worship with other students here in Maryville, Missouri. We meet on Monday nights at 6:15 for Monday Dinner and again on Thursday nights at 7:00 for Real Life, our weekly Worship service. Our goal is to help connect you with a community of believers and help engage you in a personal walk with Jesus Christ. Come Join the Family!
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Contact Us
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Address: 401 W. 4th St. Maryville, Missouri 64468
We are located at the intersection of 4th Street and Mulberry Street in Maryville, Missouri, halfway between the Northwest Missouri State University campus and downtown Maryville Hours: 8:00 AM - 12:00 AM, everyday Phone: (660) 541-5565 Email: northwestbsu@nwmissouri.edu Text Alerts: Text "nwmsulighthouse" to (662)-200-4303 to receive updates and reminders of activities! |
Our staff members.
Jason and Karin Yarnell
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Jason and Karin both came to Northwest in 1996. Jason was a junior transfer and Karin was a freshman. They met in the fall of 1996 at the Lighthouse, both having just recommitted their lives to Christ. They began dating spring of 1997 and got married the following January. They have three children- Meghan (20), Caleb (18), and Allison (15). Jason was hired as the full-time campus pastor of the Lighthouse in the fall of 2001. Karin is also on staff. They both have a passion to help college students follow Jesus and become lifelong disciple makers of Jesus Christ.
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Ashleigh Beamer
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Ashleigh graduated from Northwest Missouri State University in December 2018 with a double major in Psychology and Human Services. She is originally from Platte City, MO. Ashleigh got involved with this ministry when she came to Northwest in 2015 and has since filled many different roles such as leading worship and being a Life Group leader. Her plan coming to Northwest was to graduate and start her Master’s as quickly as possible. Those plans, however, changed when she found her place at the Lighthouse as a worship leader and fell in love with the people God had placed in her life, people she didn’t know she originally needed in her life. Although her goal was to still start her Master’s quickly, God had other plans for her. She has known that she wanted to work in ministry in some capacity and felt that God was calling her to stay at Northwest continuing to invest in the lives of the students at the end of the Spring 2019 semester. This year, Ashleigh will be leading the Worship Team and mentoring girls at the Lighthouse. Ashleigh loves coffee, reading, and ice cream. She loves hanging out with her nephew (pictured), niece, and siblings.
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Shelby Soll
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Shelby will be graduating from Northwest Missouri State University in December of 2019 with her Bachelors in Psychology with a minor in Biology. She is originally from Peculiar Missouri, a small town just south of Kansas City. Shelby came to Northwest in 2015 with plans to graduate as soon as possible and be a zookeeper. Plans changed however when she was called to care for God's people rather than His animals. Her future career plans now are a bit unknown but she has a passion for the marginalized people in our culture, such as the elder or those who struggle with mental illness. This year Shelby is leading the Women's Discipleship team as well as mentoring several girls at the Lighthouse. She became very involved with this ministry her sophomore year and has since filled many roles on the leadership team, including being a Life Group leader. She has found a passion for one on one discipleship through mentoring women and being mentored at the Lighthouse and is excited about continuing to help others grow and mature in their faith. Shelby loves spending time with her husband, Christian, and their two dogs, Hank and Waylon. She loves bears, chocolate ice cream, scuba diving, and watching movies.
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Jonathan Pierre
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Jonathan will be graduating from Northwest Missouri State University in December of 2019 with a bachelor’s in Organizational communication. He is originally from Blue Springs, Missouri, a suburb just east of Kansas City. Jonathan came to Northwest in 2015 with plans to graduate as soon as possible and be a doctor. Plans changed however when he was called to care for God's people in a different way. His future career plans now are a bit unknown but he has a passion for college students. This year Jonathan is leading the Men's Discipleship team as well as mentoring several guys at the Lighthouse. He became very involved with this ministry his freshman year and has since filled many roles on the leadership team, including being a Life Group leader. He has found a passion for one-on-one discipleship through mentoring men and being mentored at the Lighthouse and is excited about continuing to help others grow and mature in their faith. Jonathan loves playing guitar, New York-style cheesecake, playing soccer, and watching Seinfeld.
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