Monthly Archives: July 2010

Francis Chan called it Crazy Love. It is crazy! Imagine it…a love that surpasses knowledge. A perfect love. Continue reading →

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gospelink Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gospelinktweets We want you to track with us as God uses Gospelink to reach millions across Africa and Asia.  There is so much happening…even NOW…that you need to be in the loop about. So be encouraged. Link … Continue reading →

Charlotte, NC. I love it. It’s what I consider my hometown. But God bless it… it’s a hotbed for church plants. Popping up like popcorn…one after another after another. Meeting in homes, YMCA’s, middle schools, high schools, warehouses, church buildings, … Continue reading →

Want to meet a REAL Zambian pastor? See what his life is like? How he reaches his world with the Gospel? Well this is Pastor Justin Malambwe – one of many Gospelink-sponsored national preachers from Zambia. Below is his personal … Continue reading →

Open our hearts, To see the things That make Your heart cry, To be the church The You would desire. Light to be seen. Break down our pride, And all the walls We’ve built up inside, Our earthly crowns And … Continue reading →

Gospelink is very excited about launching an all-new, improved, updated, and easy-to-use website! You’ll be able to read about our vision, Gospelink’s history, how we reach the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ every day, our beliefs. You’ll be … Continue reading →

Some are chasing the treasures of this world We run to a glorious reward The only Name worth living for! Say, Say, Say you believe it Sing for the whole world to hear it We know and we declare it, … Continue reading →

Over 1,000 men in 11 nations on 2 continents have answered this call by giving their lives, day in and day out, to preaching the Word in India, Malawi, Mozambique, Congo D.R., Russia, Tanzania, Ukraine, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Vietnam, and Ethiopia. Gospelink exists to come alongside these men to sharpen their ministry; to equip them with the resources they need to reach their people. Continue reading →