“It’s going to take one year of constant reminding our people that there is hope in Christ.”
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Misiani said young people would be central to the campaign because of their familiarity with social media and other digital platforms.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
He urged young people and digital teams within the church to use their skills to reach audiences beyond traditional congregational settings.
“We want to have one voice. Everybody reminding their friends that the Messiah who died is alive, is coming again. There is hope.”
The church also plans to encourage members to share their faith and communicate its belief that Jesus is alive and will return.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Misiani said the campaign represented an opportunity for the church to make greater use of modern technology in its mission.
“This is time for the digital teams to get involved in sharing the message of Christ with their friends in their groups.”
Activities will continue over the coming year and culminate in a worldwide commemoration planned for 27 September 2027.
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