At Ekklesia, we have built our new discipleship app around this exact moment — the moment an MBB wakes up, reaches for their phone, and asks the question that could change their eternity. The app begins with the question they are already asking: “Who is the Man in White?” It is available in seven languages — Arabic, English, Farsi, Fulani, Swahili, Turkish, and Urdu — and it costs just three dollars to put it in a new believer’s hands for free.

This is Eastertide evangelism in the twenty-first century.

A Diocese with a Global Vision— Under Bishop Mark’s leadership, the Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes has cultivated a deep commitment to mission—both locally and globally. The Diocese supports a sister diocese in Burundi, missionaries serving in multiple regions around the world, and several Anglican mission partner agencies, including Anglican Mission Africa, Church Army Africa, Ekklesia, United Adoration, and New Wineskins Missions Network. A Global Mission section in the diocesan newsletter regularly highlights this ongoing work and encourages engagement. Yet the heartbeat of this mission is not limited to diocesan leadership—it is reflected in the life of local parishes.