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Share Jesus with One Person

Pentecost Saturday – May 15, 2027

What is
GO Day?

What is GO Day?

Don't wait for 2027 to share Jesus.

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A Global Movement of
Believers Sharing Jesus

Pentecost marks the moment when believers were filled with the Holy Spirit and empowered to share the gospel. GO Day continues that mission, inviting you to live and share your faith in everyday life.

Join us on May 15, 2027.

4 Simple Steps

Share the Gospel. One Person. One Day.

Pentecost Saturday is GO Day — a reminder of what happened in
Acts 1:8: “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you.”

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Step 1

Pray

Ask The Holy Spirit for Help

Our Greatest Effort in Evangelism is Prayer

Before you step out, lift it up. Ask the Holy Spirit to prepare hearts — yours and the person you’ll talk to. Prayer is the foundation of every Gospel conversation.

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Step 2

Prepare

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Step 3

Share

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Step 4

Celebrate

BE LIKE JESUS

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Are You a Youth Leader?

Empower your teens and accelerate discipleship through action. Be Like Jesus is a customizable video-based event curriculum that helps youth pastors activate their students to pray for, care for, and clearly share the Gospel with the people in their lives, just as Jesus did.

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Prepare Your Heart From
Easter to Pentecost

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Everyday Faith: A 50-Day Devotional

Walk with Jesus through 50 days of Scripture from Easter to Pentecost. This reading plan will ground your faith, shape your mindset, and prepare you to step out boldly on GO Day.

It syncs right in the YouVersion app, so you can follow along at your own pace. Just tap the link and start.

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Got Questions?

FAQ for Individuals

Real questions. Honest answers. Practical steps to help you step into GO Day.

1I'm more introverted and don't feel confident talking to strangers. What should I do?

You don’t need a certain personality to share your faith. GO Day isn’t about being outgoing, it’s about being available.

Start small. Ask God to show you one person. Look for simple, natural moments in your day. And remember — you’re not doing this alone. The Holy Spirit is already at work in people’s lives. Your role is simply to take a step and trust God with the rest.

Maybe your first step is to begin with prayer — pray for BOB: Burden for the lost. Open doors. Boldness to share when the moment comes.

“God, give me a burden for people who don’t know You. Open my eyes to the people around me and create opportunities to share. And give me boldness to step out and speak when the moment comes. Use me today.”

2What if I feel fear when it comes to sharing my faith?

That’s completely normal — fear is often part of stepping out. It doesn’t disqualify you.

Don’t wait for it to disappear. Take a step of obedience anyway. As you do, you’ll begin to recognize that God is already preparing people and moments ahead of you.

GO Day is about joining what God is already doing. And with every step you take, fear fades and faith grows.

3I've never shared the Gospel before. How can I start?

Start simple. You don’t need a perfect approach, just a willing heart.

Focus on one conversation. That’s the goal.

It can be as easy as asking, “Is there anything I can pray for you?” or sharing your own story — what Jesus has done in your life.

If it helps, don’t go alone. Invite someone to join you, or prepare your testimony using the “MYSTORY” tool — a simple guide to help you lead a natural faith conversation.

4What is GO Day really about?

GO Day is a global moment where believers step out together to share the Gospel, one person at a time.

It’s about carrying the hope we’ve experienced to those who haven’t heard yet. And it’s not only for the person you’re reaching — it’s also for you. As you step out, you’ll begin to experience in a real way how God wants to use your life.

So ask yourself: Who is one person you can share the Gospel with? And go looking for them.

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