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Doug2024-04-02T16:15:00
London City Mission’s Doug Cruz gives his top tips on how best to share the good news this spring
Easter gives us a chance to reflect on the reason for our faith: the fact that Jesus died and rose again to give us a way into heaven, a way to know and be with God for eternity.
And yet so many in our nation still don’t know this good news. One in two people in London alone are unlikely to have a Christian friend that will share the gospel with them.
How can we ensure we don’t miss an opportunity? As a missionary with London City Mission (LCM), I have the privilege of seeing God move in the most encouraging ways every day. LCM missionaries like me are working to actively build teams in local churches who will share the gospel with everyone – neighbours, friends, those living on local estates and anyone else we can find in our communities.
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