ShareWord Global

10/15/2026

Peter wrote this to believers scattered throughout modern-day Turkey. They were outsiders in their own cities, holding onto a hope the culture around them didn't share.

Sound familiar?

His advice to them is his advice to us: don't be caught off guard if your hope piques someone's curiosity.

Hope, it turns out, is hard to hide. It stands out, especially in a world running low on it.

10/13/2026

Registration is open for 2027 GO Trips!

The lineup includes Uganda in February, Peru in May, and Nicaragua in October—and that's only part of the list.

GO Trips are a chance to walk alongside churches around the world to transform communities with the gospel. But the first step is YOU making the decision to GO!

If you've been thinking about joining us, make this the week you take a closer look: sharewordglobal.com/go-trips

09/30/2026

It's worth stepping back to see the bigger picture. The same Good News that reached the Colossians is still on the move today, spreading from one corner of the earth to the other.

That means the gospel conversations we have in Calgary, Kampala, or Lima are not a small, isolated thing. They're part of something more vast and interconnected—something God set in motion long before we became believers.

Just as it did in the first century, the Good News still bears fruit. It's a story worth sharing, because of its extraordinary power to change lives.

09/27/2026

On a GO Trip to Paraná, Brazil, a team visited a school that was located in a neighbourhood with the city's largest number of special needs students.

During their visit, a team member named Isaiah opened up about his past. He told the students about a season of loss he experienced—a time when God felt distant, like He wasn't listening. Then came the slow realization that God had been near the whole time.

When he was done sharing, Isaiah stepped away quietly. That's when a little boy walked up, smiled, and gave him a long hug. Moments later, a leader found Isaiah in a corner, in tears. "I'm okay. I just wasn't expecting that," he said.

To Isaiah, it felt like God reaching out and reminding him once again that He loved him.

Read the full story: sharewordglobal.com/isaiahs-story

09/24/2026

Ask most kids to share something they're excited about, and they will not hold back. They just say it. Spark Events take that instinct and point it at the best news there is.

These dynamic hubs are where Scripture comes to life and children are unleashed to share the gospel.

Our partners in the Middle East got the program off the ground, then it spread through Latin America, and now it's coming to Canada and the United States.

You can be part of the first wave of Spark Events in North America by signing up at the link below.

🔗 sharewordglobal.com/host-spark

09/23/2026

09/21/2026

Paul builds a chain here, link by link, working backward from a person calling on Jesus to save them to one unavoidable question: how will they hear unless someone tells them?

Most often, that someone is an ordinary believer, not a pastor or a missionary. It's our willingness to share the Good News—to speak when the opportunity presents itself—that God uses.

Today, a person on your Grid may be one conversation away from responding to the life-changing message of the gospel. Will you be the one to tell them?

09/17/2026

In one pastor’s church in Africa, nine out of ten people have never held a copy of God’s Word.

These pastors are passionate, prepared, and preaching. But to fully reach their communities, they need your help!

They need your help to put God’s Word into people’s hands. To equip believers to share the Good News where they live. To build churches that keep growing long after the training ends.

For just $8, you can unleash a believer to share the gospel and put a copy of God’s Word into someone’s hands in Africa for the very first time.

Go to the link below to give today.
🔗 sharewordglobal.com/place-a-cornerstone

09/16/2026

Isaac knew exactly what Joseph was carrying, because five months earlier he had been carrying it himself.

He had spent years on the streets of Uganda's Wakiso District, caught up in drugs. But at an Ignite Event, hosted by a ShareWord Global partner church, he was introduced to Jesus and his life turned around.

Not surprisingly, when that same church went out into the community to share the gospel five months later, Isaac didn't hesitate to join them. He wanted others to experience the same hope he had.

At a busy trading centre, he stopped at Joseph's fish stall. It didn't take long for Joseph to admit he was struggling. A drug addiction and ties to witchcraft had left him feeling trapped, with no way out.

As well as anyone could, Isaac understood what he was going through, so he opened a Hope magazine and told Joseph about the love of God. He then asked the same question someone had asked him: "Do you want to receive Jesus in your life?" Joseph said yes.

Today, Joseph serves in the church where Isaac became a believer months earlier. Two men who once felt hopeless now point others to Jesus, all because someone shared the gospel with them.

09/12/2026

William Carey said this in 1792, in a sermon that helped spark the modern missionary movement.

The sentiment still stirs us today, because it aims our focus on God. We step out in faith because we are confident in what He can do, not in our own ability.

Expecting great things from Him is foundational to attempting great things for Him. That is as true for a conversation across the backyard fence as it is for a mission in another country.

Expect God to work. Then go, believing He will.