Through media, compassion, and follow-up, GCMM helps people encounter Christ in their own language and moment of need — where traditional ministry is difficult, restricted, or out of reach.


Bring Gospel to seekers beyond ordinary access.
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Bring Gospel & trauma resources to people living through the war.
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Bless the people of Israel through trauma resources, media, and compassionate care.
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Help families survive the realities of war with wood-burning stoves, medical supplies, and food.
Learn MoreBehind every broadcast is a person God sees.
The Great Commission is not limited by borders, language barriers, censorship, distance, or fear. In many places, people may never walk into a church, meet a pastor, open a Bible, or hear the Gospel clearly explained. But a broadcast can enter a home. A digital message can reach a phone. A printed resource can be read in secret. And through Mega City Media Campaigns, local churches can proclaim Jesus Christ across entire cities and nations. GCMM exists to help carry the Good News of Jesus Christ where access is difficult — and to ensure those who respond are met with Scripture, prayer, care, and discipleship.
Learn moreTo help people hear the Good News of Jesus Christ, often for the first time, and discover in Him forgiveness, restoration, healing, and new life.
We do this through city-wide media campaigns, local church partnerships, media outreach to the hard-to-reach, and personal follow-up that helps seekers move from first contact toward faith, Scripture, prayer, and discipleship.
"Therefore go and make disciples of all nations"
See how God is using media & compassion to bring hope across borders and into hard-to-reach places.
I was a university dean, but inside I had lost all hope. I was minutes away from ending my life when I saw a TV ad that said, ‘Experience the Power to Change.’ I called the number and said, ‘You have three minutes to convince me why I should live.’ That conversation lasted three hours. That day, Jesus saved my life. Later, I learned that mine was the very first call of the campaign.