Clay Horton graduated from Texas A&M in December 2006 with a degree in Communication. Clay served as the youth intern for A&M United Methodist this last semester. Clay’s hope for the youth group is that each youth will grow closer to Christ, discover how to use his or her passions to serve God, and become a strong Christian leader. Clay grew up in Coppell, Texas where he was active in UMYF. He loves summer camps and mission trips. He has been a counselor at a hiking camp in Colorado for his home church for five years and also worked half a summer at Sky Ranch Summer Camp. He’s participated on mission trips in New Jersey, Costa Rica, Mexico, and various cities in Texas. While attending A&M, Clay served as an officer, philanthropy chair, and chaplain in his fraternity, a mentor in a freshman leadership organization which focused on servant leadership, and was a director for a leadership conference. He enjoys hiking, photography, and thanks to the youth group, now has a love for Guitar Hero II. He’s extremely excited about working at A&M United Methodist and is looking forward to working with the youth counselors and parents to continue to make this youth group a place where the youth experience God’s love and grace.