Let's Keep Dennis
In the USA!
The Need:
Dennis is entering the next critical step in his journey to remain in the U.S. While his work visa has allowed him to serve and stay here, it only provides temporary status. The family reunion visa is the path to permanent residence (a green card), which will allow Dennis to continue his ministry long-term without interruption.
To move forward, we need to raise $7,900 to cover:
1. Legal fees for filing the family reunion visa (a 'green card')
2. Government filing fees and related expenses
There is also a need to raise $1,400/month in new or increased donations to continue funding Dennis’ salary for the next three years.
This is the fastest and most cost-effective route, providing long-term stability. Other options could take 5–15 years and tens of thousands of dollars.
Would you prayerfully consider giving a one-time gift toward Dennis’ family reunion visa to help him stay in the U.S. and/or becoming a monthly donor to help sustain Dennis' vital work with LK10?
Dennis is entering the next critical step in his journey to remain in the U.S. While his work visa has allowed him to serve and stay here, it only provides temporary status. The family reunion visa is the path to permanent residence (a green card), which will allow Dennis to continue his ministry long-term without interruption.
To move forward, we need to raise $7,900 to cover:
1. Legal fees for filing the family reunion visa (a 'green card')
2. Government filing fees and related expenses
There is also a need to raise $1,400/month in new or increased donations to continue funding Dennis’ salary for the next three years.
This is the fastest and most cost-effective route, providing long-term stability. Other options could take 5–15 years and tens of thousands of dollars.
Would you prayerfully consider giving a one-time gift toward Dennis’ family reunion visa to help him stay in the U.S. and/or becoming a monthly donor to help sustain Dennis' vital work with LK10?
The Journey of Faith, Perseverance, and Community:
Two years ago you helped bring Dennis here—now help us keep him here!
Three years ago, you helped bring Dennis to the U.S. Now help us secure the next step in his journey!
From planting churches in Russia to navigating forced relocation in Kyrgyzstan and Turkey, Dennis has trusted God’s provision every step of the way.
Two and a half years ago, Dennis’ religious worker visa was approved, enabling him to move to Nashville and serve as LK10’s Discipleship Pathways Director.
Over the last two plus years, Dennis has shepherded over 350 people through LK10’s Communities of Practice. He has been facilitating gatherings, offering coaching and Immanuel Approach sessions, and being a pastoral presence when it mattered most. Your continued support now ensures he can stay here long-term to keep building community, mentoring leaders, and serving faithfully.