Petros Network

Petros Network Petros Network equips indigenous leaders to share, show, and spread the hope of Jesus in communities facing spiritual and physical poverty.

Petros Network equips indigenous leaders to plant multiplying churches and end spiritual and physical poverty among unreached people groups in the world's most challenging places. Our approach is scalable, enduring, and sustainable. Learn more at https://petrosnetwork.org

Seven years ago, David preached in a remote village, and 70 people gave their lives to Christ.But the story didn’t end t...
08/24/2026

Seven years ago, David preached in a remote village, and 70 people gave their lives to Christ.

But the story didn’t end there.

While some fell away, David stayed. He continued to pray, disciple, and build relationships. Today, three thriving churches stand in that same region.

David’s story is a reminder that faithful investment can reach much further than we can see.

What we invest in today can continue to make an impact long after we’re gone.

This month, as we observe National Make-A-Will Month, we’re inviting you to think about the legacy you want to leave.

As a gift to this community, we have partnered with FreeWill, a free online estate planning tool that makes creating your will easy. You can create or update your will in under 20 minutes, completely free. It is a simple way to put your wishes in writing and consider what you want to carry forward.

We are grateful for you and glad to offer this free resource for you and your family.

Click the link below to create your free will today:
https://petrosnetwork.org/legacy-lifter/

Go with us in 2027.Walk alongside indigenous church planters as they take the Good News of Jesus to communities with lit...
08/19/2026

Go with us in 2027.

Walk alongside indigenous church planters as they take the Good News of Jesus to communities with little or no access to the Gospel.

Worship across language barriers. Witness faith under pressure. See what God is doing through leaders who are faithfully serving their own people.

“There’s nothing like coming over here and experiencing the power of the Holy Spirit firsthand. We see entire communities transformed by the hope of the Gospel.” — Dr. Doug Resler, Chairman of the Petros Network Board

Come and see how God is building His Church among the unreached—and discover your role in the Great Commission.

2027 trips are now open to Ethiopia, Uganda, South Sudan, and Guinea.

Could God be inviting you to go?
Find your trip and apply today → https://petrosnetwork.org/trips/

“How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news!” — Romans 10:15Paul didn't call those feet beautiful because o...
08/18/2026

“How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news!” — Romans 10:15

Paul didn't call those feet beautiful because of where they'd been. He called them beautiful because of what they carried.

Today, indigenous church planters are carrying the Good News of Jesus to communities where the Gospel has yet to be heard.

As the Gospel takes root, churches are formed and multiply.

Lives are transformed, families are strengthened, and communities experience lasting change.

Pray for the feet still carrying the Gospel today.

"Taking the five loaves and the two fish and looking up to heaven, he gave thanks and broke the loaves. Then he gave the...
08/12/2026

"Taking the five loaves and the two fish and looking up to heaven, he gave thanks and broke the loaves. Then he gave them to the disciples, and the disciples gave them to the people." — Matthew 14:19, NIV

Five loaves. Two fish. Thousands fed.

God has never worked in addition. He works in multiplication.

It's the same pattern we see today — one leader, equipped and sent, becomes one church. One church becomes many. One life changed becomes a whole community transformed.

Whatever is placed in His hands is never small for long.

Her leg was swollen and painful. The family had already tried what they knew.First, the hospital. No help came.Then a wi...
08/11/2026

Her leg was swollen and painful. The family had already tried what they knew.

First, the hospital. No help came.

Then a witch doctor, said to be powerful, but the rituals he required cost more than the family could pay.

One Sunday, she was brought to Pastor Emmanuel's church in South Sudan.

His congregation gathered around her and prayed.

That evening, she stood up and walked.

Pastor Emmanuel says she is still up and walking today!

He doesn't call it his miracle. He calls it God's.

"To God be all the honor, power, dominion, and glory forever."
Pastor Emmanuel

South Sudan's Eastern Equatoria region, where Pastor Emmanuel and other church planters serve, is now facing one of its hardest seasons in years. The UN and the government just activated the country's first drought response plan on record, and nearly 8 million people across the country are facing crisis-level hunger.

And still, church planters like Pastor Emmanuel keep going door to door, discipling new believers, and showing up for their communities.

Pray with us for our brothers and sisters in South Sudan this week. For leaders like Pastor Emmanuel who are faithfully serving their communities and pointing them to Jesus despite severe hunger and uncertainty.

(Name changed to protect the safety of a church planter serving in a sensitive ministry context.)

In South Sudan, tribes once divided are living side by side. Families are being restored. People who had no reason to tr...
08/06/2026

In South Sudan, tribes once divided are living side by side. Families are being restored. People who had no reason to trust one another are now serving one another. That is what a church does when it takes root in a community.

Pastor Alex is a Petros Network church planter in South Sudan, a place marked by civil war, extreme poverty, and a fragile peace. This year, crisis-level hunger has been added to that list.

Severe drought is deepening in South Sudan, where the UN and government just activated the country’s first-ever drought response plan for over 65,000 people. Our own church planters and in-country leaders are struggling to feed their families and communities as crops fail. Nearly 8 million people nationwide face crisis-level hunger.

And still, our church planters are going door to door, discipling new believers, showing up for their communities.

Would you pray for them today? Pray for rain, for God’s provision, and for strength for those affected.

Tell us how we can be praying for you, too. Comment below or send us a message. We’d be honored to come alongside you.

As you head into the weekend, reflect on this question:Why did Jesus give us the Holy Spirit?Petros Network Co-Founder a...
08/01/2026

As you head into the weekend, reflect on this question:

Why did Jesus give us the Holy Spirit?

Petros Network Co-Founder and President Ray Noah reflects on Acts 1:8 and what it reveals about God's purpose for empowering His Church.

It's a thoughtful reminder that the Holy Spirit wasn't simply given for our benefit, but to empower us to faithfully share the Good News.

📖 We hope you'll take a few minutes to read the reflection:
https://petrosnetwork.org/why-jesus-gave-us-the-holy-spirit/

What might God have in store if you said yes?"I've been blown away by the faith of the indigenous pastors. Watching them...
07/30/2026

What might God have in store if you said yes?

"I've been blown away by the faith of the indigenous pastors. Watching them pursue Jesus and faithfully answer God's call on their lives has impacted me deeply."
— Erin, Trip Participant

Join us on a short-term mission trip and witness firsthand how God is advancing His Kingdom through indigenous leaders as they bring the Gospel to the unreached.

There is still time to join a Fall 2026 team. If God has been stirring your heart to go, apply today at petrosnetwork.org/trips.

There are moments we carry with us.- A church planter in Uganda who faithfully stayed when others had left.- A gathering...
07/27/2026

There are moments we carry with us.

- A church planter in Uganda who faithfully stayed when others had left.

- A gathering in Ethiopia, where there was once no church presence.

- A community in South Sudan celebrating as clean water begins flowing for the first time.

These moments remind us that God is still building His Church.

Every year, we're humbled to witness the ways God works through ordinary people who simply say yes to His call.

Our 2026 Impact Report, Bearing Fruit That Remains, shares the stories behind the milestones—stories of churches taking root, lives transformed, and communities being transformed through the local church.

If you have a few minutes this week, we'd love for you to read it.

📖 Read the blog and explore our 2026 Impact Report:
https://petrosnetwork.org/bearing-fruit-that-remains/

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