Ron LewisFor more than 25 years, Ron Lewis has been a leader and innovator in Christian ministry, planting churches, pastoring, funding projects for orphans, serving persecuted churches, and raising up a generation of young people to further God's kingdom. Hi unique ability to connect vision with action has resulted in dozens of initiatives that have helped lives, and shaping churches worldwide. Upon graduating from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Ron helped establish a campus ministry that grew into a diverse, multi-site congregation, King's Park International Church. Immediately following 9/11, with the help of Every Nation Churches, Ron co-founded a dynamic, growing church in New York City (Every Nation New York) The church is reaching the greater metropolitan area of New York City with five sites and extending into New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Under Ron's leadership, more than 70 churches have been planted in the United States and multiple nations around the world. Ron has founded numerous ministries and organizations including Campus Harvest, the Youth Life Foundation of the Triangle, and more. He serves on the advocacy team of the African Children's Choir helping to host their USA touring home in Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill. He is also on the Board of Directors of Every Nation Churches. Ron is a graduate of the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and received his theological training from Reformed Theological Seminary. He is the author of Standing on the Word, Answering the Call, and contributed to Living the Second Mile Life which was edited by Bill Bright as his last book. Ron resides in Raleigh-Durham, NC, and New York City, with his wife Lynette Lewis who is an inspirational speaker, business consultant, and author of Climbing the Ladder in Stilettosand Remember the Roses. Ron and Lynette frequently travel and minister together in churches, conferences, and with leadership teams. They have four sons, twin daughters, four beautiful daughters-in-law, and two grandchildren. Read More Read Less