Testimonies

  • Spiritual Father

    Spiritual Father

    The honest challenge of discipleship is: To put Christ first is not merely to say that He is important. It is to allow Him to have the final word. It is when His will is above my desire. His truth above my justification. His path above my comfort. His Kingdom above my personal security. His…

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  • Investing in Young Men

    Investing in Young Men

    While attending a conference in South Africa, I met Pastor Careson from Mozambique. He shared the need to serve young men and encouraged me to get involved. He introduced me to Brother Patrick from Zambia, who helped me become part of Network 20. In Egypt, many young men lack a mentor, father figure, advisor, or…

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  • Being a Servant

    Being a Servant

    Monthly, Network 20 distributes equipping materials to the men who have registered with the movement. In July 2026, the series, titled Being a Servant was written by Ed Hatt. In the fourth of four lessons, Ed focuses on “The Fruit. Following is Ed’s statement about this subject. Numbers 12:3 says, “Now Moses was a very…

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  • Making Disciples in Eritrea

    Making Disciples in Eritrea

    My name is Eyob Arefaine. Soon after accepting Jesus as my personal Savior, I began serving in the church. That was over 20 years ago. This year, I began my journey with Network 20. I find it deeply meaningful because disciple-making is what God has placed on my heart. My heart and vision for discipleship…

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  • A Problem

    A Problem

    There is a problem. Very few young men are part of the church in West Africa.  God has provided a solution! He has engaged men of the West Africa church to disciple the young men in their countries. In addition, God has provided the disciple-making men with determined, Holy Spirit-driven region leaders and country leaders. …

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  • New Life Through Discipleship

    New Life Through Discipleship

    We thank God for His work in the lives of Imran and Sagor. Here are their stories: Imran grew up in a traditional Muslim family in Bangladesh. Although he faithfully followed his religion, he often had questions about forgiveness, peace, and how to know God personally. Through a friendship with one of our pastors, regular…

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