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Make Jesus Famous

Here are a few resources that show you how you can begin to Make Jesus Famous, and why it is so important that we all speak up for the Gospel.

Tips on Evangelism

Tips on Evangelism
Dozens of examples of evangelism, from football and food to street interviews and spiritual gardening. Anyone who wants ideas as to how they can Make Jesus Famous will find what they're looking for at

The Jesus I Know

The Jesus I know is a platform from which forty men and women from many walks of life – some well known and others who might never have their fifteen minutes of fame - share with their world a simple and honest account of how their daily lives are enriched and impacted by their relationship with the living Christ.

Killing God

A novel by Kevin Brooks, 'Killing God' is about a 15-year-old girl who questions the existence of God. Kevin Brooks, the author, said: "Part of the reason that I wrote Killing God was that I wanted to explore the personal attitudes of young people today, especially those with troubled lives, towards organised religion and the traditional concept of God."

Two thirds of teenagers don't believe in God

Nearly two-thirds of teenagers don't believe in God and think that reality television is far more important than religion, new research has revealed. The survey showed that 66 per cent of teens do not believe a deity exists while 50 per cent have never prayed and 16 per cent have never been to church.

We want to meet Jesus

We want to meet Jesus Christ. Jesus is the dead person most Britons would like to meet - more than Princess Diana, Shakespeare, Einstein or Marilyn Monroe.

Group targets school kids in atheism drive

The National Federation of Atheist, Humanist and Secular Student Societies (AHS) will launch this recruitment drive in the summer.

"I am a Christian" campaign

We are asking…are there 100,000 people who are prepared to publicly stand up and declare that they are Christians?

Family see Jesus image in Marmite

"The kids are still eating it, but we kept the lid." Jesus image in Marmite