Ryan works for Engineering Ministries International (EMI) in Mussoorie, India as an architect and a project developer. He has been on staff with eMi2 since August 2003, designing hospitals, schools, churches, and housing projects. Along with design responsibilities Ryan facilitates volunteer teams working with EMI throughout India and Southeast Asia.

Ryan’s introduction to international ministry was a TNL Team to Bulgaria. Within six months of returning from Bulgaria Ryan chose to change directions and pursue working as an architect in the non-profit sector outside the United States. Since joining EMI, he has served in Nigeria, India, Nepal, and Bangladesh.

If you are interested in following Ryan’s life and ministry in South Asia, or partnering with him in financial support, please email . You will receive a link to a secure site that allows open communication.

If you would like to receive Ryan’s monthly update or are interested in being a part of his financial support please contact , a long-time friend of Ryan.

Ben and Andrea work as university English teachers in Cambodia. Ben and Andrea both worked as teachers in Colorado before they moved this fall to serve in Cambodia on a 2 year contract.

Ben is a graduate of Denver Seminary and former US Marine Reserve who taught at Denver Street School while in Colorado. Andrea’s background is in education and taught at Cherry Hills Christian School.

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Dave and Amy Terpstra will living and working in Mozambique, Africa with WorldVenture. Working alongside of pastors and children's workers, the Terpstra's ministry will focus on leadership development, compassion ministry, and child advocacy in a country devastated by HIV/AIDS and poverty.

Dave served as the Teaching Core Pastor at TNL from 2001-2009. In addition to their role of providing resources to Christian leaders and workers in Mozambique, the Terpstras will provide a unique opportunity for those from TNL to learn and work with their team as interns for 1-2 year periods.

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Our friends who serve in urban China with Overseas Mission Fellowship (OMF) have been there since 2006. Because of security cautions we do not publicly identify them or list detailed information about the areas they are involved in. They, like our friends who serve in other countries around the world, consider TNL their community and deeply value our support and prayer.

For more information about our friends who live and work in China contact Ministry Core Pastor .

Habitat for Humanity believes that everyone, everywhere deserves a decent place to live. It's a simple idea that changes lives. It changes families. It changes communities. Ultimately, it is an idea that is changing the world -- one home, one family at a time.

The Next Level Church has partnered with other local churches to build two homes with Habitat homeowners Ronietta Williams and Mary Ann Mosquera.

For more information or to volunteer to build with Habitat email

Royal Family Kids’ Camp is the nation’s leading network of camps for overlooked and unseen children. RFKC offers a week of residential summer camp for children, ages six through eleven, who are in contact with social services, and in most cases, are in foster care.

Royal Family is, for many, the first time they are shown positive attention and affection. The week of camp is a tangible expression of God’s love for them as every child is connected to a counselor and staff at a one-to-one ratio. Over 20 staff and counselors give a week to make a difference in these children’s lives.

If you are interested in going to RFKC as a counselor or staff, supporting RFKC financially, or want more information please contact one of the TNL - RFKC Team Leaders.

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There are 750 children in Colorado’s foster care system who are legally free for adoption. The goal of Project 1.27 is to inspire all Christians to be a part of God’s plan by either giving a child a forever family or supporting those who do in practical ways.

The Not For Sale Campaign is a movement against modern day slavery. There are over 27 million slaves in the world today; that is more people enslaved than during the entire era of colonial slavery.