Indigitous

is coming to a city near you.

Last year, 1,500+ people in 51 cities across 31 countries collaborated to take the Gospel to new people, places and spaces.

Want to know where is happening?

Join or host a event: https://hack.indigitous.org/interested-in-hack/

What if the gaming space could be your mission field?

Tune in to Episode 4 of Into the Stream, as guests Lily Chia, Founder of Land of Promise Minecraft Server, and Yau Boon, Co-Founder of IMMRSIV, explore how we can use technology and games to reach people for Jesus.

Click to access Episode 4: https://indigitous.org/into-the-stream/where-the-people-are-part-2/

You can also subscribe on YouTube and follow us on Spotify to listen to the full Into the Stream Podcast series.

Sometimes it only takes one comment to make you question everything.

One hateful word. One rejection. One harsh opinion.

The enemy doesn’t always have to stop your message. Sometimes he just needs to convince you to stop sharing it.

So remember this: the loudest voice shouldn’t be the one in the comments. It should be the voice of the One who called you.

Keep creating. Keep obeying.

Someone out there needs the very message you’re tempted to delete.

Art by John Euclid Templonuevo

So... what is ?

It's the largest global hackathon bringing the Gospel to new people, places and spaces.

And no, it's not just for coders. Designers, writers, marketers, and project managers all have a seat at the table.

Learn more about joining or hosting a event: https://hack.indigitous.org

You’re trying to share the good news of Jesus, but are you showing up the right way?

Listen to Episode 3 of the Into the Stream Podcast as we explore with Jeriel Shunyi, Digital Communications Leader at Hope Church Singapore, how we can share Jesus in the digital space in a way that resonates with our audience.

Click to listen to Episode 3: https://indigitous.org/into-the-stream/audience-centered-digital-engagement/

You can also subscribe on YouTube and follow us on Spotify to listen to the full Into the Stream Podcast series.

is coming to a city near you.

Last year, 1,500+ people in 51 cities across 31 countries collaborated to take the Gospel to new people, places and spaces.

This year, champions are already putting their cities on the map. Don't see yours? That might be your invitation to host.

Join or host a event: https://hack.indigitous.org/interested-in-hack/

The older we get, the easier it is to lose our sense of wonder.

We start caring more about being impressive than being curious. More afraid of looking foolish than excited to discover something new.

But creativity was never about knowing everything. It’s about refusing to let wonder die.

Jesus kept pointing people back to childlike faith. Not childish, just hearts that still marvel, imagine, ask, and trust.

The best creators aren’t the ones who have it all figured out. They’re the ones who never stop exploring what God is revealing.

Stay curious. Stay teachable. Never stop being a kid.

Art by John Euclid Templonuevo

Every team is basically a snack tray 🍿
We have it all ➡ ➡

Which one are you? Let us know which ones we missed👇

You don’t know what is?
Click to find out more: https://hack.indigitous.org/

What if social media was never meant to make much of us? What does it mean to represent Christ authentically?

Listen to Episode 2 of Into the Stream Podcast to hear Pastor Norman Ng and Levan Wee answer that question and challenge Christians to take a counter-cultural approach online.

Click to listen to Episode 2: https://indigitous.org/into-the-stream/where-the-people-are-part-1/

You can also subscribe on YouTube and follow us on Spotify to listen to the whole Into the Stream Podcast series.

The Fulani are one of Africa’s least-reached people groups. But they’re also online.

At in Nigeria, Olusegun Banji brought together 250 developers, filmmakers, translators, and creatives to build practical solutions for reaching the Fulani.

But it wasn’t without challenges. Just two weeks before filming, their director walked away.

The team kept going.

Together, they created six films for students and six more in French. What started at became the Fulani Initiative and it’s still running today.

Could you take the Gospel to new people, places, and spaces at , just like Olusegun did?

Read the full story at https://indigitous.org/article/reaching-hidden-people-group-in-nigeria-story-of-collaboration/

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