Empower, aid, and educate youth to thrive in their family, education and community;
to endorse values that promote healthy and sound decisions.
Circle of Influence
The Circle of Influence is a group of highly qualified speakers recommended by The Patu Foundation. Each speaker’s profile is listed below and if you are interested in having them speak at your next event please fill out the appearance request form below their profiles.
Pastor Keith Jenkins
Pastor Keith Jenkins serves as senior pastor to Jubilee World Outreach, a Foursquare church, in Eugene, Oregon. Beginning with 18 members in 1996, Jubilee World Outreach now totals more than 500 active members and is currently growing at a rapid pace.
Pastor Keith AKA "PK" has a tremendous passion for God's Word coupled with a love for God's people. His vision is uncompromisingly clear, with one underlying objective - to build and develop a kingdom of empowered people for God. He has a contagious spirit of generosity that overflows throughout every facet of his ministry. Using his life experiences as an inner city youth, a Marine, and a husband and father, he uses practical wisdom to help people who are hurting how to thrive in today's culture and stay kingdom focused. This "real life" practical approach to ministry has opened doors in the University of Oregon athletic department, local school districts, and city governments. Since 1997, PK has ministered to the University of Oregon Men's Basketball Team by providing encouragement and counseling to athletes and their families. His relationship continues to flourish to this day, with notable professional athletes crediting his ministry with their spiritual development.
"It does not matter where you've been, it is very important to God where you are going."
- Pastor Keith Jenkins
Chip Simmons was born and reared in west Philadelphia and worked for the Phillies Baseball organization for 22 years. He
served as assistant chaplain for the Philadelphia 76ers and Eagles for 2-1/2 years. He came on staff as the Urban Director
for FCA in Philadelphia in 1997 and moved to Colorado in 2001 to be FCA director in Denver. He has hosted a sports talk
show weekly on KLDC 800 AM in Denver for several years.
Currently, he is the chaplain for the Colorado Crush and is the College Ministry Director for Colorado
Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
Pastor Keith Jenkins serves as senior pastor to 
