Most of us struggle to share our faith. We want to reach out, but finding the right moment can feel awkward—and the fear of saying the wrong thing or stumbling over hard questions often holds us back. As a result, many of us rarely get into meaningful gospel conversations with people who don't yet know Christ. That’s why we love Alpha: a simple, relational way to invite people to explore the Christian faith through hospitality, conversation, and community. And sometimes, all

For nine years, Andrew Stutton and his wife, Angela, served at a Haitian children’s home called Hands and Feet. Although Andrew had spent years preparing for missionary aviation, he set that dream aside to share Christ’s love with children growing up in a culture deeply shaped by voodoo and fear of evil spirits. “He ordains our steps, and he knows what’s best for us. So, we put flying on the side.” Andrew rejoiced in what God was doing through their ministry. But he never sto

When Awali, a Muslim imam and community leader in northern Ghana, heard that his son had become a Christian, he drove him out of the village. As the community's imam, he believed that allowing his son to remain under his roof would cost him both his position and his life. Months later, Jesus Film Rider, Dela Revival, was preparing to take the gospel to Awali's community. "I prayed for God to open their hearts to the Word and convict them through the Jesus Film and preaching,"

Over the years, hundreds of believers from around the world have entrusted our Prayercast team with recording them as they pray for their nation. Through videos built around those prayers, their voices invite the global Church to see their nations through their eyes and pray with greater understanding, compassion, and hope for the people they know and love. One of those voices belonged to a ministry partner from Armenia. We recently learned that he was martyred for his faith.