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IF THE TWELVE DISCIPLES HAD IPHONES: Global Media Outreach Crosses 2 Billion Virtual Gospel Presentations


PLANO, TEXAS – March 18 – As the world is working together to flatten the curve, there is one number on the rise--and this is very good news. Since 2004, founder Walt Wilson’s vision for Global Media Outreach was to reach at least 1 billion with the message of hope in Jesus, and today, May 18, 2020, they’ll double that, with 2 billion Gospel presentations. To view the approach to crossing the benchmark online in real time, visit witnesstoall.com/counters/alltime.
 
Global Media Outreach is made up of present day disciples with modern ministry tools--smartphones. Through their digital outreach, they’ve had the opportunity to reach people in their point of need – their most private and vulnerable moments, behind closed doors, behind phone screens. 
 
“We’re just one spoke in the wheel, carrying out the Great Commission,” said Wilson. “We honor those co-laborers and those who have gone before us, as we continue to pass along the baton Jesus has given us.
 
“The world has entered an uncertain time. Yet, the silver lining that never changes is our hope in Jesus,” said Wilson. “Even in challenging times, God provides Good News. We’re in a new era, realizing our familiar structures and patterns will be forever different. As we pivot, the need for God’s hope and love still exist, and we’ll continue to share it.”
Learn more and find out how you can help at GlobalMediaOutreach.com
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