Global Media Outreach and Christian Vision partner to share Gospel

The US-based Global Media Outreach has teamed up with UK charity Christian Vision to share the Gospel through online missions to strategic language groups, especially Spanish speakers.

GMO's discipleship website, GodLife.com, has been expanded to make it accessible to Spanish language users. It now incorporates Spanish-language content from Christian Vision and a Spanish Facebook page has been set up.

Christian Vision was founded by Lord Robert Edmiston in 1988 and is behind the evangelistic website, YesHeIs.com.

"Christian Vision's expertise in developing content for multiple media formats such as radio, TV, internet, mobile and social media for Spanish language provides a great partnership with GMO's broad reach of the gospel online to Spanish speaking people," said J Mark Gallardo, Executive Director at Christian Vision USA.

"Together we can provide a spiritual foundation for new believers in the Spanish language."

GMO uses the Internet, mobile devices and social media in multiple languages to share the Good News of Jesus Christ across the globe.

Michelle Diedrich, GMO's Chief Marketing Officer aid: "Working with Christian Vision gives us the opportunity to help even more people grow spiritually through specialised content in Spanish.

"We look forward to developing future projects with Christian Vision in other languages."

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