Dare to Share's annual Global Youth Evangelism day is set to empower thousands of teens worldwide to share their faith using the "Life in 6 Words" method. Join this impactful movement to equip young people to spread the Gospel and...



The youth organization Dare to Share is set to host its annual day of Global Youth Evangelism this weekend to motivate young people to share the gospel. The event, formerly known as Dare 2 Share LIVE, has taken place each year since 2017 and has mobilized 182,568 teens to share the Gospel, cultivated 511,190 Gospel conversations, and engaged 110 countries, PRWEB reported. At the present time, 1,120 groups are registered for this Day of Global Youth Evangelism on Saturday, Nov. 8, with the possibility of 83,149 being present that day.

"This is the largest youth population in history," said Jason Lamb, president of Dare 2 Share. "If peven a fraction of them are equipped to share their faith, the ripple effect could be world changing. Our vision is simple: every teen, everywhere, hearing the Gospel from a friend."

According to the ministry’s website, the event will feature video-based materials available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese and will be led by local youth leaders as they equip young people to share the gospel with others. Participants will also learn what is known as the “Life in 6 Words” method to spark conversations using the word “Gospel” as an acronym:

G – God created us to be with Him.

O – Our sins separate us from God.

S – Sins cannot be removed by good deeds.

P – Paying the price for sin, Jesus died and rose again.

E – Everyone who trusts in Him has eternal life.

L – Life with Jesus starts now and lasts forever.

Pastor Erick Totañes, Dare to Share speaker from the Philippines, believes that this method will help young people share the Gospel in an articulate and clear manner, CBN News reported..

"I was once that lost kid going to hell without Christ," he shared. "But now I have eternal life—and this is what we want for every young person around the world."

Founded in 1991 by Greg Stier, Dare to Share was launched with the intention of equipping teenagers to share their faith.

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