“It is evident that Apostle Brown and his ministry, Ekklesia Apostolic Network, operate under the canopy of the Divine mantle. This is critical to the Body of Christ, especially in “times such as these.” I have experienced his conferences and enjoyed the privilege of encountering Apostle Brown on both personal and professional levels. His unique gift mix of Biblical knowledge, exegetical accuracy, and clarity of thought and speech speaks loudly on every page of his life. It is, however, “The Hand of God” operating and changing lives for the Kingdom and glory of God has distinguished this ministry in my view. In the downward spiral of baptisms, budgets, and vacant benches today, Apostle Brown and Ekklesia Apostolic Network afford every attendant a fresh vision of God’s vocation for the believer as well as to the community of faith. This re-visioning and awakening to the reality of God is not only inspirational, but just as important it is most informative. It is the missio Dei, the mission of God—to seek and save the lost—that abides under the Divine anointing and mandate. This is foundational to the Church and every Christian, We pray, then, for open doors for Apostle Brown to share this mission, message, and ministry in these trying times.”

“During the transitioning of our Sr. Leader Apostle Lewis came alongside our congregation, walking with us and through the grieving and healing process. He has continued to help bring clarity of our vision as it relates to Apostolic alignment. His covering is a source of inspiration and camaraderie through his annual Apostolic visit providing strategic leadership development necessary for the equipping for the work of ministry. The grace for Apostolic covering on his life has contributed to our ministry being healthier and stronger because of this relationship.”

“Our partnership with Apostle Lewis F. Brown, Sr. and Ekklesia Apostolic Network has been one of God's greatest blessings to our lives and ministry. During one of the most difficult seasons we have experienced—walking through significant church hurt while also navigating serious health challenges—Apostle Brown demonstrated the heart of a true spiritual father. His care extended well beyond the normal ministry gatherings.  His care came through personal phone calls, personal visits, and consistent follow-up that reminded us we were seen and never walking alone. His attentiveness to those within the network creates an environment where relationships are cultivated, not merely maintained; where the organization is not the focus, but relationship is at the forefront.”

“One of the greatest gifts Apostle Brown has given us is introducing us to a healthy, biblical model of apostolic leadership and covering. Through his example, we have experienced leadership that equips, strengthens, and empowers rather than controls. He has been a trusted source of wisdom during some of our most challenging leadership moments. What I appreciate most is that he never tells us what to do. Instead, he offers sound biblical counsel, asks discerning questions, and encourages us to seek and obey the voice of the Holy Spirit. That approach has strengthened our confidence as leaders while deepening our dependence on Christ rather than on a person. His commitment to our ministry is evident in his willingness to come and pour into our leaders, invest in their growth, and faithfully step in to minister whenever we are away. That kind of servant-hearted partnership has been an immeasurable blessing, and we are deeply grateful for Apostle Brown, Ekklesia Apostolic Network, and the lasting impact they continue to have on our lives and ministry.”