On this episode, Jared has a wide-ranging conversation with T-Net Asia Continent Director Dave HuYoung and T-Net Africa Co-Continent Director Stephen Spragg.

Dave and Stephen talk about their roles at T-Net, the importance of modeling servant leadership, transitioning to North America after being missionaries living in a foreign context, and much more! Listen to it here.

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On this episode, we interview T-Net Kenya Country Leader George McOmwanda. In addition to overseeing the work of T-Net in Kenya, George has an incredible life story. At the T-Net office in Addis Ababa, George shares with us the miraculous story of his conversion, the rhythms of his devotional life (which starts at 2am), and some challenges Christianity faces in Kenya - including figuring out how to church plant among the nomadic Masai tribesman. Listen to our conversation here!

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On this episode, we continue our conversation with T-Net East Africa Regional Leader Mulugeta Ashagre. In addition to overseeing the work of T-Net in East Africa, Mulu has an incredible life story. Over an hour at the T-Net office in Addis Ababa, Mulu shared with us the story of his conversion, his imprisonment for his faith in a time when Ethiopia was under communism, and his journey to plant some of the first churches in his home region of Kaffa - which also happens to be the origin of coffee. Listen to part 2 of our conversation here.

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On this episode, we interview T-Net East Africa Regional Leader Mulugeta Ashagre. In addition to overseeing the work of T-Net in East Africa, Mulu has an incredible life story. Over an hour at the T-Net office in Addis Ababa, Mulu shares with us the story of his conversion, his imprisonment for his faith in a time when Ethiopia was under communism, and his journey to plant some of the first churches in his home region of Kaffa - which also happens to be the origin of coffee. Listen to part 1 of our conversation here.

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website: finishprojectzero.com

email: [email protected]

On this first episode, I’d like to answer a simple question. Why T-Net? And instead of me answering, I want you to hear from indigenous voices where T-Net has had the most reach - the continent of Africa. Listen as our four African regional directors answer this question as well as briefly share their testimonies. 

Also, great news about achieving accreditation through the Asian Theological Association (ATA) for Teleo University. 

Special thanks to regional directors Justifier, Johnson, Timothy, and Mulu.

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website: finishprojectzero.com

email: [email protected]