Pennsylvania/South Jersey has approximately 750,000 students on about 225 campuses, one of the largest student populations in the nation. If we are to reach our region, it is vital that reaching our student population be an essential part of our strategy. We currently have about 15 vocational campus ministers serving across our region on 13 campuses, accompanied by a number of short-term workers, plus a number of churches that are reaching out to the campuses within their context. We need more campus ministers, more churches to intentionally engage campuses within their spheres of influence, and more church plants that have a ministry to students in their DNA.
Collegiate Ministers Across Pennsylvania and South Jersey
› STAN WILLIAMS
- BRN Next Gen Director
› AARON BATDORF
- Lock Haven University
› AUSTIN BURTON (intern)
- Penn State University
› KIM CARSON
- California University of Pennsylvania
› PASTORS WILLIAM CHEUNG/ JAMES WON
- University of Pennsylvania
› MICHAEL ‘HAIR’ KELLY
- Swarthmore College
› ROBBIE MAYS (intern)
- Lock Haven University
› PAUL MANNINO
- Kutztown University
› AUTUMN MILLER
- Penn State University
› PASTORS CURTIS MORRIS/ RICKY WILSON
- Cheney University
› CORY MULLIGAN
- Temple University
› BRIAN MUSSER
- Drexel University
› ERIC REIBER
- Penn State University
› BRADY RENNIX
- Delaware Valley University
- Gwynedd Mercy University
- Montgomery County Community College
› ZAKK ROBERTS
- Carlow University
- Carnegie University
- Chatham University
- Dequesne University
- Point Park University
› KAYLA SMITH
- Penn State University
› SCOTT UNDERHILL
- Clarion University
Mission Trip Opportunities 2023
Have you ever wanted to work alongside others to meet community needs and share Jesus at the same time? Then these mission opportunities with BRN Next Gen are for you!
Depending on the trip you choose, the tasks/projects you will be working on could include: light construction to help repair and rebuild homes and churches; community outreach through prayer walking, meal distribution, and evangelism; helping urban communities struggling with poverty and education disparity; ministering to areas struggling with illiteracy, homelessness, and drug addiction through evangelism and compassion projects; working alongside church planters as they establish new initiatives in new neighborhoods and evangelize through community engagement projects at the Send Relief ministry center; strengthening communities and ministering to those in need by giving practical assistance, and making personal connections.
*Note: registration fills up quickly so please visit each web link to learn more and check on the status of how many spots are still available.