zo and maddy on a mission

Alonzo & Madison Pollum, Career Missionaries to Madagascar

Discipling the next generation on college and university campuses around the globe.

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Why the college and university campus?

The college and university campus is our world's most strategic mission field and influential institution. Home to our emerging future leaders. What happens on the campus is directly related to what America or Africa is and will become. It also provides a gateway into the world connecting us to more than 1 million international students who are ready to learn about our culture and religion.

This is such an incredible opportunity.

Do you want to be a part of this?

We can do this together!

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student / supporter testimonials

Hear testimony and stories from the students, alumni, and support team members we serve and work alongside with. It’s beautiful to get to see God moving and changing their lives! YOU can make these possible!

the Howards

“Stacey and I (Grey) have loved supporting the Pollums because we are so encouraged for their heart for the nations. Not only that, but we have loved observing their heart for the college students here in the States in this season of preparation! Zo has been a huge part of building up my faith in the last year and I will forever treasure this friendship.”

Blair

“I’ve been in dgroup pretty much all year since coming to UCA! Coming into college I was desperate for some tight knit community and was struggling to find it. Little did I know I was about to meet Madison! She has been a huge impact on my life in teaching how to be a true disciple of Jesus and also how to disciple and love others. I’m so thankful for everything she does and love being apart of it with her! So, thank you for supporting Madison so that I could find her and be apart of her life!!”

Metu

“I met Madison in my Sophomore year at the University of Central Arkansas. I was instantly drawn to her light and the ease with which she lived her life – like she knew she was covered and protected. I needed this type of assurance at that point in my life. My friendship with Madison was as tranquil as her life appeared to me. I found myself opening up about my struggles with my faith, which was shocking and equally liberating for me. But, her counsel was, and still is, a reminder of what God’s correction should feel like: patient, kind, and keeps record of no wrongdoings. Madison is still the person that I send frantic book-length messages when life-worries choke me, and her equally lengthy response reminds me that “God is pleased with me”, “God isn’t mad at me”, “God’s blood cleanses me”, and “when I turn around to God, he isn’t 548 steps behind me. He is right behind me” (all her own words). I loved what Madison did for me when I was still learning the ropes of this thing called faith, and I am overjoyed about the thousands of lives she has touched, and she will touch, in her work as a missionary. What a blessing it would be for everyone to see what God’s love should look like.”