Street evangelism & discipleship
Go and make disciples of all nations
Bible study groups and Christian community near you, the words for sharing the gospel on the street, and discipleship for the people who say yes.
What this is
A movement of everyday believers
Love God.Love people.Make disciples.
Activate the Nation is a movement of ordinary Christians who meet in Bible study groups and community gatherings, share the gospel where they live, and walk with new believers into discipleship. It exists to call Christians back to their first love, Jesus Christ, and send them out on the mission He gave us.
Not a programme to join. A people to walk with.
as you go…
The gospel in your pocket
Field tools for street conversations, groups near you, and teaching that takes you from new believer to disciple-maker. For ordinary Christians who want to talk about Jesus, and would rather not do it alone.
Free. No purchases, no subscriptions, no ads, and no donation screen anywhere in it.
- Home Your commission, today's message, and a short list of things to do that ticks itself off and then gets out of the way.
- Go What to say when you are standing in front of somebody — how to open, how to tell the good news in two minutes, what to do when they push back, and what to do when they say yes.
- Equip Short lessons in tracks, quiz decks, your testimony in three questions, and ninety seconds to practise your whole story.
- Abide Bible studies and community groups near you, with a request to join. A group's meeting address is never listed publicly.
- Chats Your group between gatherings, and the person you met this morning. You connect by scanning a code face to face — no phone numbers change hands.
Abide together
Bible study groups and Christian community near you
Most of this happens in rooms, not on screens. A group is a handful of people who meet somewhere real, week after week — and there are two shapes it takes.
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Bible study
A group that opens the Bible together. Somebody leads, everybody reads, and the questions people actually have get asked out loud. No prior knowledge assumed and no performance expected.
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Activity group
A group built around something you do together — a meal, a walk, a workout, a game. The activity is the doorway; the point is the people you walk out with.
Asking to join happens in the app. A leader reviews the request, and the meeting place and time are shared once you are accepted — they are never published on this site.
Safety first
Meeting people should never cost you your privacy
A street corner, a coffee shop, somebody's living room — this is a movement that happens face to face. So the app is built to protect the people in it, new believers and the church alike.
- Private by default. There is no public feed. Nothing you write is broadcast, and nobody sees your number.
- Meet on your terms. A group's meeting place is shared by its leader, only with people they have accepted. Meet somewhere public when a group is new to you, and bring someone along.
- Help is one tap away. Report or block anyone from any conversation, and a real person reviews it.
- Nothing to buy, nothing sold. Not a dating app, not a store. Free, with no ads and no subscriptions.
one faith · one mission
Go.
Sign in with your phone number or your email. The first time you sign in, your account is created — there is no separate form.