Jesus Said Go is a verified non-profit and was founded in 2019 by Dale and Beth Smith.

God has used this strategy (see overview below) to get the gospel into hundreds of unreached African villages. These villages are located on this map which shows the 16 different project locations.

The goal is to give gospel access to unreached people groups (UPG) through the multiplication of DMs, oral Bible story groups, and churches. UPGs are about 98% non-Christian because they have little access to God’s Word and Christian fellowship. Lack of access is why groups are “unreached”! Even if a written Bible translation is available, 90% of them can’t or won’t read it. Multiplication results in greater access to God's word and Christian fellowship and will trigger God's Isaiah 55.11 promises.

Lead disciple makers (DM) are trained and coached to start and manage disciple making networks so every new DM through 4 generations can produce 5 new DMs. A 4 generation network can produce 785 DMs with each DM leading 5 weekly story groups averaging 10 participants per group (785x5x10) resulting in 39,250 participants.

DONATE $70 per month (or any amount) to a DM network and your return on investment is a harvest of souls towards fulfillment of the Great Commission!

Click "SHARE FUNDRAISER" and/or "Invite Friends" so others can join this movement. Every new supporter increases our capacity to launch more projects in more countries that gets the gospel to more unreached people groups. Email info@Jesus-Said-Go.com about the option to volunteer 5 hours each month from home to do project management.

OVERVIEW

We select, train, send, and supervise indigenous disciple makers (DM) serving as oral Bible storytellers leading story groups in unreached people groups (UPG). DMs were born and raised in their UPG. They know the culture, language, and ......

WEST AFRICAN BIBLE STORYTELLING DISCIPLE MAKERS LEADING STORY GROUPS THAT MULTIPLY!

....provide regular reporting. They tell a weekly Bible story from a chronological set of 42 stories spanning Creation to the Return of Christ. Each week a new story is learned, retold, and discussed by indigenous participants. During the week, they share the story with others and invite them to attend the weekly group. Groups are discipled and grow as more invitees participate each week by listening, learning, and discussing the story. This process is repeated each week.

The DM tells Bible stories every day to people while asking God to reveal people of peace. Sometimes those people host family and friends in a story group led by the DM. When a group has 6 to 12 adult participants, a formal story group begins meeting weekly where everyone hears, learns, and discusses the weekly story. The DM is the group storyteller and leader who begins identifying participants as new DMs based on their attendance, participation, teachability, and life change

New DMs form the next generation and replicate this process while being coached by those who discipled them. As new DMs and groups multiply, churches begin forming. The Holy Spirit guides growth at the right time in the right directions until every village has DMs leading a Bible story group. These groups are coached to include church functions in weekly meetings - proclaiming God's word, prayer, worship, leadership, giving, the Lord's Supper, making disciples, baptism, and love. When those functions are included, that group becomes a church. Churches formed out of groups will likely continue to function primarily with Bible storytelling due to the nature of oral cultures. Literacy projects can be coupled with this strategy so people can learn to read a trade language Bible.

PRAY, "Lord, please multiply disciple makers and story groups in every village of every unreached people group!"

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