God's Gift helps a believer share the gospel when the other person speaks a language they do not.^1 Power to Change Australia, in the global Cru family, publishes this progressive web app: gospel websites and videos in 50 languages.^1^3 Those sites explain the gift God has given to show his love. Each has people who understand that language and culture and will pray and answer questions. Some also offer journeys for someone exploring on their own.^2
Pick a language and tap a button. English listings include Falling Plates, Every Student, The Four, I Met Messiah, and God Life; Amharic, Arabic, Chinese, and many more follow.^1 Search finds a language by English or native name, the device language rises to the top, and each link opens in a new page.^2 Bookmark it on a phone and the next share is ready.^2
Tony O'Hagan, a software engineer with Power to Change Australia, built digital tools so online seekers could meet a mentor and a local church.^3 The app runs in a browser and asks for no payment. Power to Change's Digital projects page now highlights The Four and Knowing Him, yet gods.gift remains a live way to pass on those gospel sites.^1
