History
The EYE Network was created in 2019 following the first “BEHOLD EUROPE” gathering conference, in response to the desire for a more formal alliance among those training young proclamation evangelists across Europe, using the model and DNA birthed out of the original training in the UK..
The first of these training groups began in the UK in 2003, under the umbrella of our parent organisation, K180. A shift in strategy in 2009 gave rise to new initiatives.
The vision and purpose of this network is to serve, equip, and connect young evangelists across Europe, helping local churches extend His Kingdom and proclaim the Good News of Jesus.
Today, by God’s grace, there are 10 training groups operating across the continent, serving in more than 15 countries.
The first of these training groups began in the UK in 2003, under the umbrella of our parent organisation, K180. A shift in strategy in 2009 gave rise to new initiatives.
The vision and purpose of this network is to serve, equip, and connect young evangelists across Europe, helping local churches extend His Kingdom and proclaim the Good News of Jesus.
Today, by God’s grace, there are 10 training groups operating across the continent, serving in more than 15 countries.
Training Programme
EYE Network offers a two-year training program designed for young evangelists across Europe. The journey includes four in-person retreats, each focused on a core module of the program, as well as online gatherings between retreats to stay connected, go deeper in training, pray together, and care for one another. Trusted teachers are carefully selected those who live what they teach and carry a strong spiritual and practical foundation. Participants also receive key reading materials related to each module to help them grow, learn, and be challenged in their daily walk as evangelists. As a vital part of the program, each student is invited to take part in various evangelistic missions organized by EYE Network every year across different parts of Europe, offering the chance to live out their calling and apply what they’ve learned in real contexts.
"And how are they to preach unless they are sent?
As it is written, 'How beautiful are the feet of those
who preach the good news!'"
(Romans 10:15)
As it is written, 'How beautiful are the feet of those
who preach the good news!'"
(Romans 10:15)