Multiple networks serve in the space of "Apologetics & Biblical Worldview," however a few of the larger networks are listed below. These respective networks provide research, communication, mentoring, and distribution of resources in a wide variety of academic disciplines and cultural spheres of influence, media formats and levels of comprehension. Together, these networks seek to identify and build upon mutually beneficial collaborations between various apologetics ministries, local churches and academic departments.

Related websites:

Evangelical Philosophical Society (EPS) -- www.epsociety.org (Dr. Paul Copan, President).
The Evangelical Philosophical Society (EPS) is a professional society of Christian philosophers and apologists who are committed to a high view of biblical authority and who believe that the gospel of Jesus Christ is true, intellectually persuasive, and rationally defensible in the marketplace of ideas. Membership is also available to pastors, theologians, parachurch leaders and students. Contributors of the EPS regularly produce content for the website of the EPS, along with producing articles and book reviews for Philosophia Christi, one of the highest circulated, peer-reviewed Christian philosophy journals in the world. Moreover, the EPS regularly engages both the academic philosophical community through its annual meeting and then also through its annual apologetics conference. The EPS seeks to exemplify and inspire excellence in high quality Christian scholarship in order to show how Christian faith is rooted in knowledge of what is real.

The Christian Apologetics Alliance -- http://www.apologeticalliance.com (Scott Rachui, director)
The Christian Apologetics Alliance is an organization devoted to the rational defense of the Christian faith. Its team consists of Christian bloggers, writers, teachers, clergy, students, and others dedicated to the idea that the Christian faith is a reasonable and rationally supportable worldview. In making our case for Christianity, we employ the tools of logic, philosophical argument, science, and history. It is an online networking community for apologists that seeks to:

• mentor Christians seeking to learn more about topics related to theology and apologetics
• provide a community environment for fellowship and encouragement of those engaged in the practice of apologetics answer questions related to theology and apologetics from ministers/pastors/church leaders, teachers, organizations, and individual Christians
• discuss classic and current apologetic challenges to the Christian faith
• consolidate apologetics-related information for ease of access by those seeking training, answers, and information related to all aspects of Christian apologetics
• generate and publish original new apologetic material to advance the Christian faith in every academic discipline and cultural sphere, and
• foster short and long-term partnerships on apologetic projects and events