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Three words on a rainy Saturday

Josh and Elizabeth Allen with their two little kids at an outreach

In January 2024, on a Saturday morning, I had just woken up when God spoke three words to me: “Go to outreach.”

I didn’t want to. It was cold and it was raining. But I went.

And I’ve been going ever since. For about two years we were at an outreach almost every week. By now it’s been more than seventy, with 27 this year alone. Parks, gyms, parking lots, church halls. Truck beds for stages. Bounce houses, giveaways, and crowds of families hearing the gospel, some for the first time.

Along the way I learned how to gather a crowd: how to get the permit, find the sound, fill the field, and keep people there until the altar call. Most pastors never get to learn that. So that’s what Netbreakers is for.

We’re based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and we go anywhere in the US, Canada and Mexico.

Josh and Elizabeth Allen

That all the people of the earth may know that the LORD is God, and that there is none else.

1 Kings 8:60 That’s the vision. That’s our heart for souls.

Our mission

To help pastors and evangelists fulfill the Great Commission and see their vision come to pass.

Our vision

To be the go-to crusade team in North America.

And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end come.

Matthew 24:14 We have a passion to see the gospel preached to everyone, everywhere.

In their own words

What pastors and evangelists say

Voice messages from the people we’ve served with. Press play, or read every word below each one.

    Why “Netbreakers”

    A catch so big the net broke

    In Luke 5, Jesus told Peter to let down his nets one more time. “They inclosed a great multitude of fishes: and their net brake.” That’s the kind of crowd we pray for at every outreach. Then Jesus said, “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.”

    Children and families streaming forward to the front during an altar call in Reynosa People at the altar with hands raised as a preacher ministers from the stage at Hope Night People gathered close in prayer during the altar call in Ambridge Ministers praying with people in the middle of a huge crowd at Madison Blessing Day A crowd raising their hands toward the stage at the Saint Louis Giveback Festival A packed auditorium facing the preacher at Hope Night in Jackson County

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