IMPACT Network - International Reports

On May 12, 2010, IMPACT Apostle Harley Ithier from Mauritius conducted a very successful 12 day follow-up apolstolic outreach to Madagascar hosted by IMPACT Apostle Jocelyn Ranjarison in Antananarivo. Here is his report...

Apostle John Eckhardt, accompanied by one of the IMPACT Network apostles Gary Pleasant, recently ministered in a conference in Seoul, South Korea hosted by Dr. Tae-Jin Kim, President of Agape Theological Seminary....

Crusaders Church Chicago, the headquarters church of the IMPACT Network, has been conducting regular disaster response training over the years, and has previously had teams on the ground after the Turkey earthquake, 9/11, and Katrina. They have a number of specially trained people – the Crusaders Disaster Response Team (CDRT) that are able to go into areas...

International Report: Amsterdam, Holland & Dublin, Ireland
Apostolic Gatherings January 2010

Apostle John Eckhardt was the keynote speaker January 29-31, 2010 at IMPACT Network Apostolic Gatherings in Amsterdam, Holland and Dublin, Ireland. Ministering with him were IMPACT leaders Apostle Axel Sippach and Apostle Gary Pleasant...

Apostle Harley Ithier, IMPACT Network's Representative for Mauritius, made an apostolic visit to Madagascar in January 2010. Madagascar, is a republic in the Indian Ocean, separated from the southeastern coast of Africa by the Mozambique Channel...

Apostle John Eckhardt with an apostolic team recently returned from the beautiful island of Curacao, in the Netherlands Antilles, just off the coast of Venezuela. Read the report and see the photos of their tremendous time in this small, but very strategic island.

Apostle Eckhardt and an apostolic team from Crusaders Church were ministering in a conference in northern India this past October. Here is a brief report with photos of their trip from two of the team members.

Long before 1998, the year that a pioneer church plant called Crusaders Ethiopia was launched in the capital Addis Ababa, God had imparted a vision to a young man named Eyob Mamo and etched it on the table of his heart. This charge was his destiny: To see the glory of God poured out on his beloved Ethiopia, and to be used as an instrument for revival, reformation, and restoration in a land where war, famine, political upheaval, poverty, suffering, and persecution of the church had become the norm.