Take the Heroic Pledge now

New initiative challenges men across ministries to commit to prayer, connection, and inviting others into a growing network of faith-based brotherhood. Heroic Men has launched a new pledge drive aimed at men in any ministry, parish, or community, a public stand for faith, discipline, and brotherhood.

At the center of the initiative is The Heroic Pledge, a short commitment men are invited to make individually but live out together: “I (name) do hereby pledge to stand alongside all Heroic Men for God, myself, and brotherhood,” the pledge reads. “By praying daily, by connecting with one other man weekly, and by inviting one more man to take this stand monthly.”

Organizers describe the pledge as deliberately simple and demanding, built around habits that can be practiced anywhere and alongside any existing ministry.

We're challenging 100 men to join us, and raise up 1000 signatures by [Date]. By 2033, we dream of 100,000 men across North America stepping up to take this pledge. Men who take the stand are entered into a 30‑day email sequence designed to reinforce the habits outlined in the pledge with concrete, practical guidance.

The sequence begins with habit-building strategies on day one, followed by focused prompts on daily prayer, God’s personal call to each man, and the central role of relationship before identity and mission. Later messages address brotherhood as a lifeline, how to recover after missing a commitment, and how to speak honestly with other men about what matters.

The final check-in at one month emphasizes connection as the non‑negotiable factor for long-term faithfulness, warning that isolated commitments tend to collapse without brotherhood.

Short videos from the Heroic Men team and links to resources are woven throughout the sequence, along with explicit reflection questions such as whether participants have connected with a local group.