Be encouraged as we share stories from the global church - powerful testimonies of hope, healing, faith, and transformation from believers across the nations. The gospel is advancing in every sphere of society, and today we’ll hear how that is impacting Jamaica!

The Christian gospel is a message of hope for all. However, it is not the only promoted avenue of ‘hope’ in our contemporary world. From competing world religions to secular ambitions and pleasures, the world is continually asking, ‘What is the source of hope?’. Learn more here:

In a world fractured by ethnic strife, how can the church reflect true unity? Asiri Fernando’s powerful reflection: Rooted in Sri Lanka’s bloody history and a life-changing story of rescue—reminds us that the oneness Christ calls us to is more than just tolerance. Read how the

Join us as we listen to the Scriptures together and reflect on relevant topics with brothers and sisters around the world. Join the call here:

Christianity is a dynamic and living faith which has experienced notable global shifts in the last 100 years. One of these shifts is towards polycentric Christianity, or a shift from ‘the West, to the rest’. The State of the Great Commission Report shares more details on how

In one of the most dangerous regions in the Americas, God is raising bold leaders who pursue young people with Christ’s love—serving through vision, intercession, and faithful ministry. Read the full article here:

The Good News!.The stone rolled away and death was defeated. He has risen.

Holy Saturday - We reflect on Jesus’ sacrifice as we await his resurrection. 'The women who had come with Jesus from Galilee followed Joseph and saw the tomb and how his body was laid in it. Then they went home and prepared spices and perfumes. But they rested on the Sabbath in

The Passover with the Disciples:. At the last supper, Jesus tells his disciples one of them will betray him. The disciples’ shock to this announcement shows their own sense of innocence. When Judas asks if it is he who would betray Jesus, he said: “You have said so.”. ‘While

As we prepare to embark on Holy Week 2025 from 13–20 April, let us embrace this opportunity for intergenerational interaction and spiritual growth in our families, church, and communities. Read the full article here:

Meet Sam George. Sam was born in the Andaman Islands (India) to Christian parents with the heritage of the St. Thomas Christians of Kerala and had a life-changing personal encounter with Jesus at the age of 15. Find out more about Sam here:

Proclaiming Christ in a skeptical world: This gathering is designed for evangelists, outreach pastors, ministry leaders, and Christian apologists who are passionate about sharing the gospel in today’s increasingly skeptical world. Register for the gathering here:

The Lausanne Arts Network exists to catalyze and connect artistic Christians and evangelical influencers concerning the role of artists and the arts for global mission—through gatherings focused on biblical prayer, reflection, training, and ministry action. Find out more about

Let us pray for others as the Church prayed for Peter when he was imprisoned by Herod. We should pray to God for others and not only for ourselves.

Ministry to, for, and with Children at Risk: A Gospel-Centered Approach with Susan Greener. Susan shares how the global Church could respond to the needs of vulnerable children in a way that leads to lasting gospel impact. Watch the full video here:

Join us on 10 April 2025 for this webinar which will feature exclusive interviews, and an overview of the new Lausanne Occasional Paper. Register now:

Everyone has a journey, and every journey has a purpose. Share your story of faith, hope, and how God has moved in your life.