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Your support helps mobilize and equip millions of believers through churches, ministries, and local communities already in place. By giving to GO Movement, you become part of a global effort to reach the world with the Gospel.
Together we can help believers all
around the world become
bold faith-sharers
“GO Movement is a movement of Jesus Christ—to go and proclaim the Good News. Every Christian movement starts with one word: Go. What makes GO Movement so unique is that it inspires me to believe we can reach the whole world.” Bavesh, Middle East & North Africa
Daniel, Dominican Republic
“GO Movement refocuses my ministry on prioritizing the Great Commission, moves me beyond my comfort zone into leading an ongoing movement of obedience, and helps embrace a paradigm shift from organizational models to holistic, collaborative models, all of which have led to a nationwide impact in the Dominican Republic through active evangelism, church planting, and measurable results.”
Rick Warren, Finishing The Task
“GO Movement is helping us quit struggling with sharing the Gospel with the people around us, and the month of May is our catalyst. Everyone can reach someone, when we pray, care and share Christ. It’s simple, it’s biblical and it’s critical for our time. A time for you, your church, your organization, or your ministry to get quipped in evangelism, and to pray, to care, and to share our faith.”
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The mission is simple: activate every believer to share Jesus. GO Movement empowers ordinary Christians to become bold faith-sharers—right where they are.
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Stories, we love
The first stories from this year’s GO Day (June 7th) are beginning to come in—and we couldn’t be more excited!
“”My neighbor moved in about five or six years ago. Over the years, I’ve tried inviting her to dinner, church, and VBS, but she remained distant. In May, I began praying for her and asked Jesus on June 7th, “What should I do?” I felt led to pick flowers from my garden and bring them to her. When I did, she teared up and said, “Today is Kevin’s birthday. It’s been a hard week.” (Kevin was her late husband.) She opened up about recent struggles and even let me pray for her. I’m hopeful this is the beginning of something more. God is good!”
“My church went out to share the Gospel, and I initially chose a street where I thought there wouldn’t be many people. However, I felt led to take a different route. As I crossed the street, I saw one of the young women from our church praying with two drunk men. At that moment, I sensed the Holy Spirit say to me, “Look at those five children waiting for the Gospel.” I approached their mother, who was with the five kids, and began talking with them. I shared the Gospel, and by God’s grace, the mother and all five children accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord and God.”