If you have a phone, you can reach the unreached.
Thousands of Muslims living in nations closed to the gospel speak your language, and they're using the Internet to make connections. Embassy is a community of believers who go to them. Together.
The numbers tell a story.
42% of the world has little to no access to the Gospel. That's over 3 billion people.1
0.3% of giving to ministry goes to the unreached. That's 0.3% for 42% of the world. 2
15 seconds is the time needed to find connection points to unreached people online.
1Joshua Project: People Groups Dashboard
2World Christian Trends Table 20-3, David B. Barrett and Todd M. Johnson., Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library, 2001 *Experts and authors above have determined this trend holds true today as of 2022.
Here’s what we’re doing, and why.
How we reach out. Embassy volunteers use secular, public-access forums to connect with Muslims in closed countries who speak English.
As men and women begin to read the Bible and engage in questions about Jesus, we invite them to include their friends and family in the conversation: small seeds growing to something great (Matthew 13:31-32).
Why we reach out. Systemic and institutional barriers shouldn't get to make the rules about who gets to hear the gospel of Jesus.
We take our name from 2 Corinthians 5: "We are Christ's ambassadors, as though God were making his appeal through us." This outreach depends on ordinary people who believe that God can do extraordinary things.