Ben Arends

Ben came out to YU through an internship, before finishing his time in university at the Laurentian Leadership Centre in Ottawa. However, he was left with the ‘YU itch’ – being inspired by the work of the youth workers and the transformation of youth, he just couldn’t stay away. He’s been touched time and time again by the stories of our youth workers in schools, in their programs, and even just on the street. Ben loves to hike, play spike ball, and follow any manner of sports. Ben loves to connect with people about the things he cares about most...

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An outstanding communicator, a caring leader and a visionary networker, Clark inspires other to make an impact. Raised in a small city in Ontario, where the majority of Clark’s family still resides, he can easily recall moments of significance that helped to shape his view on the church, the gospel and the seemingly obvious need to invest strategically and intentionally into both the upcoming and now generation. Clark has a gift for sharing stories and presenting facts in an engaging and winsome manner. Audiences not only find his style of communication compelling but also refreshing as he speaks with a...

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Since Levi’s teenage years, he has attended Anvil Island Summer Camp where he was profoundly impacted by YU youth workers. He started volunteering at Anvil as soon as he could in hopes to help other youth experience Christ the same way he did. Levi graduated from Trinity Western University with a Media and Communications Degree and is thrilled to be working with an organization that helps care for and develop young people. If you need to find Levi off the clock, the best place to find him is in the local mountains skiing.

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