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Outreach Media is a non-denominational Christian organisation that exists to "promote Jesus". Our hope is that the whole world will know Jesus as Lord and saviour. The most significant undertaking of Outreach Media to date is the work of Outreach Posters.
We partner with nearly 120 churches from over 12 denominational groups around Australia to produce and deliver thought provoking Christian posters on a monthly basis.
We aim to engage people each month with an insight into the Christian faith.
Outreach Posters have played a significant role in the lives of numerous people. Many will testify that it was a poster that was a catalyst to learn more about Jesus and the meaning of his death and resurrection.
Our posters have not gone unnoticed by the wider community. Over the years some campaigns have caught the attention of the media. In fact some of the more "controversial" posters have generated comment around the world.
We hope they provoke and challenge you to get to know the real Jesus.
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Current poster : JULY 2009
Message: a txt msg frm God.
Bible verse: Acts 13:26 To us has been sent the message of this salvation.
At the end of 2008, on a single day, New Year's Eve, an estimated 43 billion text messages were sent wishing people a happy new year. The number was probably so huge because people sent group messages to everyone in their phone. Entire phone address lists spammed with something like, 'Happy New Year - Have a good one in 09 - Cheers Danno'. Boring, predictable, though very friendly and nice.
It makes one wonder how we'll cope in the future when everyone we've ever met or bought anything from sends us a New Year's Eve greeting. Perhaps our personal robots (the smart phones of the future) will gently mention that we've got 'greetings from many current and former friends', and if we ask, "Oh, who from?", well the robot phone can tell us if we really want to know.
That's the challenge of the age we live in, so much communication. It's hard to separate the essential from the mundane. However, one piece of communication we really do need to know about is a text message from God.
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